Texas A-F Accountability Ratings
Every school district and campus in Texas gets a report card. This data shows what grade they got, which measures three things: whether kids are learning what they should, whether schools are helping students improve year to year, and whether schools are closing the gap between different groups of students. You can look up your school or district, see what grade it got, and compare it to other schools nearby. The grades changed format in 2017, so older data looks different. A couple of years don't have grades because of legislative decisions or COVID.
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District accountability ratings: identity, geography (county and ESC region come straight from this dataset), and the overall rating. Filtered to rated district-level rows because campus rows carry no rating data in the current ingest (domain-level grades/scores and enrollment counts are not ingested either); use view=all for campus rows.
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Questions this data answers
- What grade did my school district receive in the most recent accountability rating?
- How has my school's performance changed over the last five years?
- Which districts in my county have the highest and lowest ratings?
- What percentage of schools in my region achieved an A or B rating?
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