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Texas Education Agency, A-F

The grades are in: Check your Texas school's A-F accountability rating from the TEA

The new ratings -- which cover the 2023-2024 and 2024-2025 school years -- were released several months after the agency’s 2023 ratings.

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Dallas ISD, Fort Worth ISD see increase in state's accountability rating compared to previous school year; head of TEA to visit North Texas

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Texas released two years of A-F ratings for schools and districts. See how yours did.

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Searchable Database: How Austin-area schools fared in TEA ratings

Across Central Texas, most school districts either slightly improved or maintained their overall ratings over two years, according to newly released A-F ratings from the Texas Education Agency.

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Dallas and Fort Worth ISDs improve TEA ratings

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TEA releases 2025 A-F ratings, 3 Austin ISD schools get fourth 'F' score

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What schools in LISD received A's, F's from TEA's accountability report? Here's what to know

Nine received an overall score of A from the TEA; however, only three received straight A's on their domain reports.

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Austin ISD gets a 'C' in latest school ratings. Here's how to find your campus' grade.

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Hunt County school districts mostly see gains in their 2025 TEA ratings

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5 Dallas schools see A-F grades improve after district asked Texas to rescore STAAR tests

Five Dallas ISD schools saw higher A-F accountability grades after district officials learned that thousands of students were awarded marks that were too

Another North Texas school district faces potential state takeover after elementary school fails for 5th year in a row

In Lake Worth ISD's six schools, all but its high school received an "F" grade. As a whole district, they got a "D" (62), the worst in North Texas this year.

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HISD virtual school working to appeal 'D' rating from Texas Education Agency

School districts may make a data submission error "on very rare occasions," but there are processes to allow school districts to correct the data, TEA Commissioner Mike Morath said.