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Lubbock ISD hits record high school ‘A’ ratings in state accountability climb - KCBD
Three Lubbock ISD high schools received "A" ratings from the Texas Education Agency, marking a historic achievement for the district in its latest state accountability report. The district overall earned an 82% score, continuing its impressive upward trajectory for the second consecutive year.
The district overall earned an 82% score, continuing its impressive upward trajectory for the second consecutive year. Last year, the district climbed significantly from a "C" to a "B" rating. This demonstrates progress across its various campuses.
Superintendent Dr. Kathy Rollo specifically highlighted that Lubbock ISD now has more "A"-rated high schools than any other district in the wider South Plains region. She credited the dedicated efforts of students and teachers, emphasizing their hard work from elementary classrooms all the way to the playing fields of Coronado High.
These higher ratings offer real, tangible benefits for Lubbock families.
Common questions
What did Lubbock ISD achieve in the latest state report?
- Lubbock ISD's high schools received "A" ratings from the Texas Education Agency, a historic first. The district overall earned an 82% score, continuing its significant upward trajectory for the second consecutive year, showing progress across its campuses.
What was Lubbock ISD's previous district rating?
- Last year, Lubbock ISD climbed significantly from a "C" to a "B" rating in state accountability. This recent achievement of "A" ratings for high schools continues their impressive progress.
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