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Texas' school A-F grades relatively flat as Austin ISD inches closer to takeover

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By Sneha Dey Verified, Jaden Edison Verified, Rob Reid
| MSN Verified
Texas' school performance ratings remained relatively flat this year, while the Austin school district prepared for expected state sanctions over chronic F ratings. Campuses and districts received their state report cards Friday, providing families a glimpse of how well schools educate students. About one in four schools saw their ratings improve, while a nearly similar number of campuses saw a drop.
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Texas’ school A-F grades relatively flat as Austin ISD inches closer to takeover

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By Sneha Dey Verified, Jaden Edison Verified
| Bryan-College Station Eagle Verified
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Texas schools receive A-F accountability grades as more districts hope to avoid takeovers

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By Sneha Dey Verified, Jaden Edison Verified
| MYSA Verified
Full length rear view of male and female students walking together in corridor with lockers at high school Klaus Vedfelt/Getty Images Texas schools receive their state report cards Friday, providing families a glimpse of how well schools educate students. Those who consistently get low grades inch toward state takeovers. This year’s ratings come as at least five school districts sit on the brink of state intervention — Austin, Waco, Greenville, Ector County and Ralls.
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