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State court rules TEA can release 2022-23 A-F school accountability ratings

By Hannah Norton

The ruling will allow the Texas Education Agency to assign the 2023 ratings more than 1.5 years after they were originally due. A case regarding the 2024 ratings was still in the court system as of April 3.

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