Dallas Environmental Science Academy

The Dallas Environmental Science Academy is located at 2200 Dennison Street in West Dallas. It has 418 students in grades 6–8 and a student–teacher ratio of 17:1. In 2026, 78% of students were good at math, and 87% were good at reading. There are 44% female and 56% male students in the class. Science dominates the campus, inspiring students to explore and engage with their surroundings. Field studies and hands-on lab work are a big part of the curriculum. They help students understand what they read in books. The school also uses technology in every class to help students get ready for the digital needs of modern scientific research. Most homes in the area cost between $245,000 and $485,000. Many parents say that the school is ready to help their kids get into the best magnet high school programs. It is always one ofthe best middle schools in Texas. People in the area like that the school is dedicated to helping the West Dallas ecosystem through community service projects. This all-around approach makes sure that students leave not only as scholars but also as people who care about the environment and want to make the world a better place.

Dallas Environmental Science Academy recently celebrated student success with its 2025–2026 Spelling Bee, awarding top honors to winner Jocelynn Rojas, and maintained a top-tier statewide ranking of #43 among Texas middle schools.

Q1. What special field trips do students at the Dallas Environmental Science Academy take?

Ans. Students go to urban farms, wetlands, and environmental research centers in their area to get hands-on experience with ecology and scientific data.

Q2. What does the Dallas Environmental Science Academy do with its outdoor campus space?

Ans. The campus is an outdoor classroom with gardens and other places to study biology and collect environmental data.

Q3. What does the Dallas Environmental Science Academy's science fair focus on?

Ans. The 2026 science fair will be about finding long-term solutions for cities and protecting the environment in Dallas and the surrounding area.

Q4. Are there any student-led conservation clubs at the Dallas Environmental Science Academy?

Ans. Yes, the "Green Team" club, which is run by students, runs recycling programs and encourages all students to be more aware of the environment on campus.

Q5. How does the Dallas Environmental Science Academy work with the people who live there?

Ans. During the 2026 school year, students work with local non-profits on projects to clean up parks and protect the environment.