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All Districts and Campuses Will Be Labeled By T.E.A. as Not Rated For a Declared State of Disaster for the 2019 - 2020 School Year. www.ProTitleTx.com Arlington - 287 Arlington - Bowen Boat Club Burleson 5001 US Hwy. 287 S. 4107 S. Bowen Rd. 4800 Boat Club Rd. 615 SW. Johnson Ave. Suite 105 Suite 101 Suite 130 Burleson, TX 76028 Arlington, TX 76017 Arlington, TX 76016 Fort Worth, TX 76135 817-289-2500 817-483-9100 817-855-6400 817-236-6838 Burleson - Cleburne Colleyville Colleyville - Memorial Plaza 504A N. Ridgeway Dr. 1117 Glade Rd. Precinct Line Rd. Cleburne, TX 76033 Suite 110 295 E. Renfro 8508 Precinct Line Rd. Suite 100 817-774-3870 Colleyville, TX 76034 817-519-8333 Suite 100 Burleson, TX 76028 Colleyville, TX 76034 682-900-1422 817-752-9913 Dallas - Duncanville Ennis Fort Worth Preston Center 336 S. Cedar Ridge 208 W. Knox St. 6323 Camp Bowie Blvd. 5944 Luther Lane Duncanville, TX 75116 Ennis, TX 75119 Suite 101 Suite 1050 972-283-5630 972-878-0430 Fort Worth, TX 76116 Dallas, TX 75225 817-810-9594 214-361-9100 Frisco - Highland Village Hudson Oaks Richardson By Appointment 2570 Justin Rd. 100 S. Oakridge Dr. 1332 E. Belt Line Rd. 5665 Dallas Pkwy. Suite 206 Suite 115 Richardson, TX 75034 Suite 105 Highland Village, TX 76065 Hudson Oak, TX 76087 972-597-4820 Frisco, TX 75034 972-775-1648 817-618-6880 972-596-3335 Southlake Waxahachie Weatherford 850 E. State Hwy. 114, 1007 Legacy Ranch Rd. 102 Houston Ave. Suite 110 Suite 105 Suite 100 Southlake, TX 76092 Waxahachie, TX 75165 Weatherford, TX 76086 817-251-3250 972-775-1648 817-341-0700 www.ProTitleTx.com Overview of the 2019 STATE ACCOUNTABILITY SYSTEM STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT SCHOOL PROGRESS All Students STAAR All Students • Combined over all subject areas evaluated (reading, mathematics, writing, science, and social studies) Part A: Academic Growth • Credit awarded for Approaches Grade Level or above, Meets Grade Level or above, and Masters Grade Level on Credit awarded for students •STAAR* (with and without accommodations) in grades 3–8 (including Spanish versions where applicable); who improve performance • EOC assessments (with and without accommodations); and year over year as measured by • STAAR Alternate 2 at Level II Satisfactory and Level III Accomplished standards. STAAR progress measures College, Career, and Military Readiness and performance levels on Percentage of annual graduates that accomplish any one of the following: STAAR reading and • Meet TSI criteria in ELA/reading and mathematics on assessments or college prep courses mathematics. • Meet AP/IB criteria Part B: Relative • Earn dual-course credits • Enlist in the U.S. Armed Forces Performance • Earn an approved industry-based certification Credit awarded based on • Earn an associate’s degree while in high school performance relative • Graduate with completed IEP and workforce readiness to similar districts or • Earn a Level I or Level II certificate campuses. • Complete an OnRamps dual-enrollment course Domain Score • Graduate under an advanced degree plan and be identified as a current special education student The School Progress • Complete CTE coherent sequence coursework and earn credit aligned with approved industry-based certifications domain score is the (one-half point credit) better of Part A: Graduation Rate Academic Growth Four-year, five-year, or six-year graduation rate (or annual dropout rate if no graduation rate) or Part B: Relative Domain Score Performance. For elementary and middle schools, the Student Achievement domain score is based solely on the STAAR component. For districts and high schools, the three components are weighted 40%-40%-20%, respectively CLOSING THE GAPS All Students and Disaggregated Student Groups Components Domain Score Student performance disaggregated by the following: • Academic Achievement Credit is awarded based on weighted performance of student • All students • Current and monitored English learners • Federal Graduation or Growth Status groups against annual targets. • Race/ethnicity • Economically disadvantaged status • English Language Proficiency The Closing the Gaps domain score is based on the four • Current special education • Continuously enrolled • School Quality or Student Success components weighted according to district or campus type. • Former special education • Non-continuously enrolled Better of either Student Achievement or School Progress domain = 70% of overall rating 30% of overall rating Distinction designations are awarded to campuses in ELA/reading, mathematics, science, social studies, Academic Growth, and Closing the Gaps. Distinction designations are awarded to campuses and districts in Postsecondary Readiness. Districts and campuses must be rated A, B, C, or D overall to be eligible for distinctions. *STAAR results from EL students in their first year in U.S. schools are excluded from accountability calculations. STAAR results from EL students in their second year in U.S. schools are included via the EL performance measure. STAAR Alternate 2 results are included without regard to number of years in U.S. schools. For more information, see the 2019 Accountability Manual. 2020-2021 TEA School Ratings District Name District Grade/Score Campus Name Campus Rating / Score A W BROWN LEADERSHIP ACADEMY C / 72 A W BROWN FELLOWSHIP LEADERSHIP CHILDHOOD MS / 72 AW BROWN FELLOWSHIP LEADERSHIP QUEST CAMPUS MS / 68 A+ ACADEMY C / 79 A+ ACADEMY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 61 A+ ACADEMY SECONDARY SCHOOL IR / 83 A+ ACADEMY POTENTIAL C / 71 INSPIRED VISION ELEMENTARY MS / 71 INSPIRED VISION INTERMEDIATE MS / 70 ALEDO ISD A / 95 ALEDO HIGH SCHOOL MS / 91 ALEDO MIDDLE SCHOOL MS / 93 CODER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 93 DANIEL NINTH GRADE CAMPUS MS / 95 MCANALLY INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL MS / 89 MCCALL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 94 STUARD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 95 VANDAGRIFF ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 92 WALSH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 87 ALLEN ISD A / 93 ALLEN HIGH SCHOOL MS / 91 ANDERSON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 91 BOLIN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 87 BOON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 95 BOYD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 73 CHANDLER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 90 CHEATHAM ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 97 CURTIS MIDDLE SCHOOL MS / 94 DILLARD SPECIAL ACHIEVEMENT CENTER MS / 95 ERECKSON MIDDLE SCHOOL MS / 94 EVANS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 95 FORD MIDDLE SCHOOL MS / 95 GREEN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 92 KERR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 97 LINDSEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 91 LOWERY FRESHMAN CENTER MS / 92 MARION ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 89 NORTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 93 OLSON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 88 PRESTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 93 ROUNTREE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 80 STORY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 93 VAUGHN ELEMENTARY MS / 92 ALVARADO ISD B / 84 ALVARADO ELEMENTARY NORTH MS / 84 ALVARADO ELEMENTARY SOUTH MS / 90 ALVARADO HIGH SCHOOL IR / 85 ALVARADO INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL MS / 51 ALVARADO JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL MS / 87 LILLIAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL NR / 82 ALVORD ISD A / 92 ALVORD HIGH SCHOOL MS / 88 ALVORD MIDDLE SCHOOL MS / 88 ALVORD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 89 ANNA ISD B / 87 ANNA HIGH SCHOOL MS / 85 ANNA MIDDLE SCHOOL MS / 79 JOE K. BRYANT ELEMENTARY MS / 89 JUDITH L. HARLOW ELEMENTARY MS / 82 SUE E. RATTAN ELEMENTARY NR / 74 ARGYLE ISD A / 95 HILLTOP ELEMENTARY MS / 94 INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL MS / 89 ARGYLE MIDDLE SCHOOL MS / 91 ARGYLE HIGH SCHOOL MS / 97 ARLINGTON CLASSICS ACADEMY A / 94 ARLINGTON CLASSICS ACADEMY - PRIMARY MS / - ARLINGTON CLASSICS ACADEMY - MIDDLE SCHOOL MS / 90 ARLINGTON CLASSICS ACADEMY - INTERMEDIATE NR / 91 ARLINGTON ISD B / 86 ADAMS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 76 AMOS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 83 ANDERSON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL IR / 77 ASHWORTH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 80 www.ProTitleTx.com 2020-2021 TEA School Ratings District Name District Grade/Score Campus Name Campus Rating / Score ARLINGTON ISD ATHERTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 79 continued BEBENSEE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 77 BECKHAM ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 83 BERRY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 63 BLANTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 69 BRYANT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 89 BURGIN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 72 BUTLER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 93 COREY ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS & DUAL LANGUAGE MS / 86 CROUCH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 73 CROW LEADERSHIP ACADEMY MS / 64 DITTO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 89 DUFF ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 93 DUNN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 73 ELLIS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 66 FARRELL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 81 FITZGERALD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 91 FOSTER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 70 GOODMAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 73 HALE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 69 HILL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 78 JOHNS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 78 JONES ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS & DUAL LANGUAGE MS / 73 KEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 77 KNOX ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 72 KOOKEN EDUCATIONAL CENTER MS / 89 LARSON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 69 LITTLE ELEMENTARY MS / 84 MCNUTT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 77 MILLER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 75 MOORE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 83 MORTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 66 PATRICK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 68 PEACH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 69 PEARCY STEAM ACADEMY MS / 89 POPE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 71 RANKIN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 62 REMYNSE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 77 ROARK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 72 SHERROD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 70 SHORT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 58 SOUTH DAVIS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 65 SPEER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 59 STARRETT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MAS / 70 SWIFT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 79 THORTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 69 WEBB ELEMENTARY SCHOOL IR / 62 WEST ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 88 WILLIAMS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 74 WIMBISH WORLD LANGUAGE ACADEMY MS / 57 WOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MS / 77 BAILEY JUNIOR HIGH MS / 89 BARNETT JUNIOR HIGH MS / 84 BOLES JUNIOR HIGH MS / 89 CARTER JUNIOR HIGH MS / 79 GUNN JUNIOR HIGH MS / 87
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