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When the Texas Education Agency announced Sept. 12 that the release of school accountability ratings for Texas public schools was delayed from Sept. 28 for approximately one month, both Northwest ISD and Keller ISD officials had reactions to the news.

In the first Making the Grade segment, KWTX explained the three domains that make up a score. Tonight at 10 on KWTX, we will explain the proposed changes within those domains, as they’ve been relayed to districts in Central Texas.

Research suggests having parents from a high socio-economic class approximately doubles the chance of a child being rated ‘above average’ by teachers.

/PRNewswire/ -- In the last decade, statistics show enrollments at public charter schools more than doubled from 1.6 million to 3.4 million in 2019. With...

Charter schools, mostly in high-poverty areas, are among the public schools that didn’t recover from the pandemic’s disruption and slipped in the state accountability ratings.

Just one Laredo middle school received a "C" rating from the Texas Education Agency in...

Did your childs Laredo high school make the grade? 

The Greenville ISD school board took a hard look at data Tuesday after the district received a “C” accountability rating from the Texas Education Agency (TEA).

It's the first rating released by the TEA since before the COVID-19 pandemic.

SFA Charter School, Central Heights, Kennard, Broaddus, and Hudson were some of the top-graded schools