'It’s one indicator of how schools and students are doing. That indicates we have collectively worked to make sure our students are where they were pre-pandemic,' said Stephanie Elizalde, superintendent of the Dallas ISD. 'We are very very pleased with a B, an 86 districtwide, that’s where we were pre-pandemic.

The three biggest districts, Dallas, Fort Worth and Arlington, are all B districts.ĩ Teenagers Injured in a Texas Prom After-Party Shooting 'The state accountability ratings show what we already know - We provide a high-quality education for our students here in Frisco ISD,' said Wes Cunningham, associate deputy superintendent of Frisco ISD. Similar bows are deserved all around North Texas. The Hurst-Euless-Bedford, Sunnyvale and Frisco ISDs some of several districts scoring an A on the state's score card, which relies heavily on STAAR to measure key metrics of 'achievement, growth and closing the gaps.' Let me do what everyone should do to educators for what you’ve been able to deliver to our kids,' said Education Commissioner Mike Morath as he bowed before teachers. Students at Back Elementary in Garland got their report card hand-delivered Monday by the state's education commissioner.īack received a solid A grade after coming in barely a C a few years ago. North Texas schools received their annual report cards from the state on Monday.

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