SAN ANTONIO – The Texas Education Agency (TEA) released its 2024 and 2025 Accountability Ratings for school districts across Texas.
These ratings, which includes school districts in and around San Antonio, provide a glimpse of how schools performed in student achievement, school progress and how they are closing the gaps, Texas Education Commissioner Mike Morath said in a news release.
Morath on Friday visited Harmony Hills Elementary, a school in the North East Independent School District, to discuss the district’s school ratings and improvements.
Additionally, they serve as a tool for educators and school systems to celebrate success and key-in on which areas need improvement.
To provide a perspective locally, KSAT compiled a list below of how San Antonio-area districts performed.
Districts with an A rating:
- Basis Texas: 93
- Boerne ISD: 92
- Fort Sam Houston ISD: 92
- Randolph Field ISD: 92
Districts with a B rating:
- Alamo Heights ISD: 87
- Comal ISD: 87
- Somerset ISD: 84
- Great Hearts Texas: 83
- IDEA Public Schools: 83
- Jubilee Academies: 81
- KIPP Texas Public Schools: 80
- Lackland ISD: 81
- Medina Valley ISD: 80
- New Braunfels ISD: 81
- Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City ISD: 81
Districts with a C rating:
- East Central ISD: 72
- North East ISD: 78
- Northside ISD: 75
- San Antonio ISD: 72
- Southside ISD: 79
- Southwest ISD: 77
Districts with a D rating:
- Edgewood ISD: 66
- George Gervin Academy: 63
- Harlandale ISD: 69
- Judson ISD: 69
- South San Antonio ISD: 65
For a complete list of ratings for Texas schools, click here.
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