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Pflugerville ISD's Texas Education Agency A-F accountability rating went up from a "C" to a "B" for 2025-26.
The TEA released the 2025-26 ratings for Texas school districts Aug. 14. PfISD scored 81 out of 100 possible points.
Diving in deeper
Per the data, PfISD has:
The district saw gains across 11 campuses. The most significant gain was Timmerman Elementary, going from an "F" rating last year to a "B" rating this year. Westview Middle School also saw an improvement from an "F" rating to a "C" rating. Nine other campuses saw a one-letter-grade improvement.
What they're saying
"These ratings validate the processes our campus leaders and teams put in place this year: clear goals, consistent progress monitoring, and a relentless focus on closing gaps for every student group," Deputy Superintendent of Schools Dr. Adelaida Olivarez said in news release.
Some context
The accountability rating system was established during the 2017 legislative session to provide insight into how well districts and campuses are educating students.
According to the TEA, ratings are based on measures of student achievement including State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness, or STAAR tests; graduation rates; and college, career and military readiness, or CCMR, outcomes. "A," "B" and "C" ratings are considered passing, while "Ds" and "Fs" are failing ratings.
Campuses rated "D" or "F" for two or more consecutive years are required to implement turnaround plans. Only PfISD's Northwest Elementary School has had two consecutive years of failing scores.
