Fewer schools received a D or an F in the 2024-25 school year than the year prior. But for many of those campuses, several years of low grades in a row means more pressure to improve — or risk more state oversight.

School districts may make a data submission error “on very rare occasions," but there are processes to allow school districts to correct the data, TEA Commissioner Mike Morath said.

Abilene ISD still has several campuses that received a ‘D’ letter grade from the Texas Education Agency despite showing improvement at other schools. The Texas Education Agency released accountability ratings Friday for all districts and schools across the state.