At a glance
The highest passage rate for TISD was in the U.S. history end-of-course, or EOC, exam at 98% while the lowest passage rate for TISD was in seventh-grade math at 63%.
The highest passage rate for MISD was in the U.S. history end-of-course, or EOC, exam at 96% while the lowest passage rates for MISD were in seventh-grade math at 64% and eighth-grade social studies at 63%.
Diving in deeper
TISD and MISD both saw improvements in sixth-grade math, third-grade reading and fifth-grade science compared to the 2023-24 school year, data shows.
According to the release, students across the state showed growth in reading but didn’t see as much progress in math. About 43% of Texas students met grade-level standards in math, compared to 50% in 2019, before the COVID-19 pandemic, according to Community Impact reporting.
Texas Education Commissioner Mike Morath said the overall results around the state reflect “strategic supports” that have been implemented recently, however, he said there is still room for improvement.
“With [reading language arts] scores now surpassing pre-pandemic levels, we are seeing meaningful signs of academic recovery and progress. While this year also saw some improvements in math, clearly more work is needed,” Morath said in the June 17 release.
Learn more
Families can look into their child’s results at www.texasassessment.gov.
