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Performance and Accountability

Performance & Accountability

Texas Accountability System

In 2017, the 85th Texas Legislature passed House Bill (HB) 22, creating a new accountability system to measure academic performance for Texas school districts and campuses. This system evaluates performance across three domains:

  • Student Achievement
  • School Progress
  • Closing the Gaps

The overall rating for districts and campuses is calculated using a weighted combination of these domains:

  • The Closing the Gaps domain accounts for 30% of the overall rating.
  • The remaining 70% is determined by the higher score between the Student Achievement and School Progress domains.

Under this system, districts and campuses are assigned letter grades (A, B, C, D, or F) for overall performance and for each domain. These ratings are defined as:

  • A: Exemplary performance
  • B: Recognized performance
  • C: Acceptable performance
  • D: Needs improvement
  • F: Unacceptable performance

Liberty Hill ISD Ratings

  • 2023-24: The Texas Education Agency (TEA) has yet to provide a rating.
  • 2022-23: The Texas Education Agency (TEA) has yet to provide a rating.
  • 2021–22: B
  • 2020–21: Not Rated: Declared State of Disaster due to COVID-19 impacts (click here to read the official announcement).
  • 2019–20: Not Rated: Declared State of Disaster due to COVID-19 impacts (click here to read the official announcement).
  • 2018–19: A
  • 2017–18: A

 

Note: Information is available in Spanish or other languages upon request.

For more details, visit the Texas Education Agency's accountability system overview.

District ratings began in August 2018, and campus ratings followed in August 2019.