Despite a drop in scores at a handful of campuses, Dripping Springs ISD maintained an overall A grade in the Texas Education Agency’s (TEA) 2018-19 A-F Accountability ratings.
Those ratings, released Aug. 15, showed DSISD scored an overall 91 – which was down a point from the 92 in 2017-18 – across the three domains used by the TEA to measure campus accountability.
Domains include student achievement, which factors include State of Texas Assessment of Academic Readiness (STAAR) results, college and career readiness of students and graduation rate, as well as academic growth of students on STAAR exams and performance relative to similar districts or campuses.