By David Taylor / Managing Editor
AUSTIN, TX – August 15, 2025 — In a significant move for transparency and accountability, the Texas Education Agency (TEA) has officially released the 2025 A-F Accountability Ratings for public school systems and campuses statewide. This release also includes the previously postponed 2024 ratings, now public after legal barriers were resolved.
The unveiling of these ratings marks a return to clarity for Texas families, communities, and school leaders, after two years of lawsuits delayed their publication.
“Today marks a return to clarity and accountability. With the release of the 2025 A–F Ratings, we are reinforcing our commitment to transparency and to providing accurate, readily available information that helps every family understand how their school is doing,” said Texas Education Commissioner Mike Morath.
The new scores also show slight improvement for Aldine ISD who has finally dug themselves out of the 60s percentile into a 73 for the 2024-25 school year. In the 2022-23 school year, the district was tagged with a 63 and it has taken a couple of years to recover, but they still remain below the state average.
In 2025, 1,208 districts and 9,084 campuses received ratings. Compared to the prior year, 24 percent of districts and 31 percent of campuses saw improvement in their letter grades. The majority of campuses maintained their previous ratings, while only 15 percent experienced a decline. Notably, 43 percent of high-poverty campuses earned an A or B, demonstrating that student demographics do not determine educational outcomes.
The A–F Accountability System, established in 2017 by the 85th Texas Legislature through House Bill 22, aims to provide straightforward information about school performance in Student Achievement, School Progress, and Closing the Gaps. The system is designed to promote continuous improvement and ensure that every student has access to a high-quality education that prepares them for life after graduation.
These ratings are a vital resource for educators, parents, policymakers, and local communities, offering clear insights into school and district performance and guiding support to areas where it is needed most. The A–F system strikes a balance between rigor, fairness, and transparency, setting ambitious goals for postsecondary readiness while recognizing growth and achievement across Texas schools.
To view the 2025 A-F Ratings for school systems and campuses, visit TXschools.gov.
ALDINE ISD District Rating—C (73)
Aldine HS Grade 9 – Grade 12 C
Aldine JJAEP Grade 6 – Grade 11 Not Rated
Aldine MS Grade 6 – Grade 8 F
Anderson Academy Grade 1 – Grade 4 C
Avalos P-Tech School Grade 9 – Grade 12 A
Black Elem Grade 1 – Grade 5 B
Blanson CTE HS Grade 9 – Grade 12 A
Bussey Elem Grade 1 – Grade 5 B
Calvert Elem Grade 1 – Grade 5 B
Caraway Elem Grade 1 – Grade 5 D
Carmichael Elem Grade 1 – Grade 5 B
Carroll Elem Grade 1 – Grade 5 B
Carter Academy Grade 1 – Grade 5 C
Carver HS for Tech/Engineering/Arts Grade 9 – Grade 12 B
Cypresswood Elem Grade 1 – Grade 5 B
Davis HS Aldine Grade 9 – Grade 12 D
De Santiago EE/PK/K D
Drew Academy Grade 7 – Grade 8 C
Dunn Elem Grade 1 – Grade 5 D
Eckert Elem Grade 1 – Grade 5 D
Eisenhower HS Grade 9 – Grade 12 C
Ermel Elem Grade 1 – Grade 5 B
Escamilla Elem Grade 1 – Grade 5 C
Francis Elem Grade 1 – Grade 5 D
Garcia MS Grade 6 – Grade 8 C
Garcia-Leza EE/PK/K C
Goodman Elem Grade 1 – Grade 5 C
Grantham Academy Grade 6 – Grade 8 D
Greenspoint Elem Grade 1 – Grade 5 B
Griggs EE/PK/K B
Hall Success Academy Grade 8 – Grade 12 C
Hambrick MS Grade 6 – Grade 8 C
Harris Elem Grade 1 – Grade 5 C
Highpoint Grade 7 – Grade 12 Not Rated
Hill Elem Grade 1 – Grade 5 C
Hinojosa EC/PK/K A
Hoffman MS Grade 6 – Grade 8 F
Houston Academy Grade 5 – Grade 6 C
Impact Leadership Academy Grade 1 – Grade 8 B
Johnson Elem Grade 1 – Grade 5 C
Jones EC/PK/K C
Jones Elem Grade 1 – Grade 5 C
Jones MS Grade 6 – Grade 8 C
Keeble EC/PK/K C
Kujawa EC/PK/K D
Kujawa Elem Grade 1 – Grade 5 D
La Promesa Grade 9 – Grade 12 B
Lane School Grade 12 Not Rated
Lewis MS Grade 6 – Grade 8 F
MacArthur HS Grade 9 – Grade 12 D
Magrill EC/PK/K B
Marcella Elem Grade 1 – Grade 5 B
Mead MS Grade 6 – Grade 8 C
Nimitz HS Grade 9 – Grade 12 C
Odom Elem Grade 1 – Grade 5 B
Ogden Elem Grade 1 – Grade 5 D
Oleson Elem Grade 1 – Grade 5 C
Plummer MS Grade 6 – Grade 8 D
Raymond Elem Grade 1 – Grade 5 C
Reece Academy EC/PK/K C
Reed Academy Grade 1 – Grade 5 C
Shotwell MS Grade 6 – Grade 8 C
Smith Elem Grade 1 – Grade 5 D
Spence Elem Grade 1 – Grade 5 C
Stehlik Elem Grade 1 – Grade 5 D
Stephens Elem Grade 1 – Grade 5 C
Stovall EC/PK/K C
Stovall MS Grade 6 – Grade 8 F
Teague MS Grade 6 – Grade 8 B
Thompson Elem Grade 1 – Grade 5 A
Vardeman EC/PK/K B
Victory Early College HS Grade 9 – Grade 12 A
Vines EC/PK/K B
Worsham Elem Grade 1 – Grade 5 B
Young Womens Leadership Academy Grade 6 – Grade 10 A