State Accountability System
All Bryan ISD Schools Earn Top State’s Academic Rating
District’s 23 campuses achieved the Texas Education Agency’s “Met Standard” mark
State accountability results from the Texas Education Agency (TEA) for the 2016-2017 school year indicate that all 23 Bryan ISD campuses met the state’s highest rating of “Met Standard” for academics. The District met standard as well, marking a complete sweep of academic ratings in the state’s complex and ever-changing system for measuring student achievement, student progress, closing performance gaps and post-secondary readiness.
District campuses also garnered two dozen distinctions, which are a measure of whether a campus ranks among the top quartile of 40 “like or similar” schools across the state—in other words, distinctions are a measure of how schools perform against other schools that are like them.
Bryan ISD 2016 – 2017 Academic Distinctions
- Bryan High School: Reading/English Language Arts (ELA), Math, Science, Social Studies, Post-secondary Readiness
- Rudder High School: Social Studies
- Bryan Collegiate High School: Reading/ELA, Math, Post-secondary Readiness (Collegiate was recently re-classified and evaluated against different comparison group than in years past)
- SFA Middle School: Reading/ELA, Science
- Long Middle School: Reading/ELA, Math, Social Studies
- Crockett Elementary: Reading/ELA, Science
- Henderson Elementary: Reading/ELA
- Johnson Elementary: Reading/ELA, Student Progress, Closing Performance Gaps
- Houston Elementary: Science
- Jones Elementary: Math, Science, Student Progress
More information about 2017 Accountability Ratings can be found on the TEA Website: http://tea.texas.gov/2017accountability.aspx
TEA has published a video that explains the current accountability system: