The Texas Education Agency has released A-F accountability ratings for the 2022-23 school year. See ratings for Houston-area school districts.

The Texas Education Agency (TEA) released its school and district accountability ratings, assigning an ‘A to F’ rating for all Texas public schools and districts on April 24.

Across Texas, over 40% of the nearly 8,400 schools rated received a lower rating in 2023 compared to 2022. Only 13% of Texas schools improved their ratings between 2022 and 2023. The remaining 44% ...

After a near two year pause in releasing A-F accountability ratings for Texas schools, the Texas Education Agency will make the 2023 ratings publicly available this Thursday.The upcoming release ...

The Texas Education Agency has released the academic accountability scores for 2023. Here's how to navigate the site and view your school's grade.

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State lawmakers agreed on doing away with the test in favor of three new ones spread through the school year but reached an ...

Texas education leaders announced on June 25 a new initiative aimed at closing learning gaps in the state’s lowest-performing ...

The school board will decide Thursday on whether to approve turnaround plans for Burnet, Dobie and Webb middle schools to ...

AISD Chief of Governmental Relations & Board Services Jacob Reach told the trustees at the June 26 meeting that AISD will monitor student performance at the turnaround schools through the fall with ...

The Texas Legislature has voted to push forward House Bill 4, a bill seeking to reform standardized testing in Texas.

T he Texas Education Agency (TEA) released its school and district accountability ratings, assigning an ‘A to F’ rating for all Texas public schools and districts on April 24. The ratings are ...