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TEA remains blocked from issuing A-F accountability ratings

By Hannah Norton, Chloe Young

For the second year in a row, a Travis County district court once again blocked the Texas Education Agency from releasing its A-F accountability ratings for Texas school districts and campuses Sept. 18. Over 30 school districts said that TEA Commissioner Mike Morath failed to fix “mistakes” made to the A-F accountability system last year.

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