US EditionTEA Releases 2025 A-F Ratings, 3 Austin ISD Schools Get Fourth 'F' Score
Texas releases 2024 and 2025 A-F school grades together after failed lawsuits delayed publication, affecting districts like Fort Worth ISD facing possible state sanctions, officials said.
- In an unusual rollout, the TEA released 2024 and 2025 ratings simultaneously on Friday for more than 9,000 campuses and 1,200 districts statewide.
- After months of legal challenges, a coalition of districts sued Education Commissioner Mike Morath, but appeals court rulings in April and July cleared the release of 2023 and 2024 scores.
- Under the accountability system, the ratings are based largely on standardized test scores and measure student achievement, growth, and college readiness, according to TEA.
- Under state law, Fort Worth Independent School District faces potential state sanctions after the Leadership Academy at Forest Oak sixth-grade campus earned an F in 2023 and failed five consecutive years.
- Later this year, campuses with D or F ratings in 2024 and 2025 must submit turnaround plans by Nov. 14, providing families with updated performance information.
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The Texas Education Agency has published delayed A-F ratings for the 2023-24 school year, along with ratings for 2024-25, at TXschools.gov. Houston ISD received a B grade of 82 for 2024-25, up from a 79 the year before.
TEA releases 2025 A-F ratings, 3 Austin ISD schools get fourth 'F' score
KXAN (AUSTIN) – After years of legal delays, the Texas Education Agency released accountability ratings on Friday, showing how public schools performed in 2024 and 2025. The ratings paint a precarious picture for three Austin Independent School District campuses that have already undergone significant changes ahead of the new school year. For some Austin ISD parents, the newly released ratings will not come as a shock. Over the last several mon…
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