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5 Texas school districts at risk of a state takeover

These districts received the lowest marks in Texas' 2025 school ratings

The takeover has been met with criticism from some HISD parents, who say that the state intervention has contributed to problems, including teacher turnover and worse classroom environments.

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

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Four Texas school districts are at risk of state takeover under newly released A-F ratings

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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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TEA releases 2025 school ratings

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Dallas and Fort Worth ISDs improve TEA ratings

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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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TEA to release new ratings for Texas schools

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Hunt County school districts mostly see gains in their 2025 TEA 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

The head of the Texas Education Agency is visiting Dallas Friday morning as 2024-2025 A-F ratings for Texas schools were released.

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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.

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Texas school ratings improve, but more campuses inch closer to state sanctions

Fewer schools received a D or an F in the 2024-25 school year than the year prior. But for many of those campuses, several years of low grades in a row means more pressure to improve — or risk more state oversight.