The Texas Education Agency has given 26 Round Rock ISD schools an “A” grade in the official release of the agency’s A-F accountability rating system. Overall, the district received a "B" grade in the 2019 rating, according to TEA. The "B" district score, with 89 out of 100 points, shows a slight decrease compared to last year’s “A” score, with 90 out of 100. In the three domains the TEA uses to measure a district, RRISD received a “B” for student achievement, a “B” for school progress and a “B” for closing the gap. Three school in the district, CD Fulkes Middle School, Xenia Voigt Elementary School and Robert P. Hernandez Middle School, received a "D" grade. One RRISD school, Neysa Callison Elementary, received an “F” rating in 2019. Every school in RRISD was rated as Met Standard in the 2018 TEA report.