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Juan Seguin High School first opened in August 2002 and received formal dedication in November of that year. The school is classified as a UIL Class 5A school. Because the area has been built-out for some time and no new residential construction is planned, the school is anticipated to remain 5A.
Ed Farmer served as Principal from the opening of Seguin in 2002 until his retirement in January 2011. Michael successor Jan. 20, 2011. On April 4, 2013, Samuel Nix became Seguin's new principal. Nix served as principal of Carter Junior High School prior to his role at Seguin High School.
Feeder patterns
Ashworth, Bebensee, Beckham, Pearcy, and Williams Elementaries feed into Ousley Jr. High. Ousley Jr. High feeds into Seguin.
Population
Juan Seguin High School is the newest of six comprehensive public high schools within the Arlington ISD in the suburban city of Arlington, Texas. Juan Seguin High School has an enrollment of 1,627 students in grades 9-12 with a very diverse population. Juan Seguin High School is fully accredited by Texas Education Agency (TEA). The school year, which consists of 177 days, is divided into two semesters of 18 weeks each. The schedule is A/B Block: classes are 90 minutes and meet every other day. Students take a total of eight classes during a semester. Approximately 70% of Juan Seguin High School graduates enroll in post-secondary education.
Academics
In spring 2010, Juan Seguin High School narrowly missed TEA requirements to be named a Recognized school. The school was 1% low in one sub-population in mathematics. Since then, Seguin has notably improved academic performance every year, working toward the credentials of a premiere school.
Juan Seguin High School’s curriculum is varied and extensive. In addition to regular courses, there are special provisions for gifted and talented, ESL, and vocational students, as well as classes for the mentally and physically handicapped students. Advanced Placement courses are offered in English III, English IV, Calculus, Biology, Chemistry, American History, American Government, Macroeconomics, Spanish IV, French IV, Computer Science, Statistics, Environmental Science, Latin, Human Geography, and Psychology.
Pre-AP courses are offered in English I, English II, Geometry, Algebra II, Biology I, Advanced Biology, World Geography, Chemistry I, Physics, Pre-Calculus, French III, Spanish III, Latin III, Art I and Computer Science.
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