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Brackett ISD tells board it appealed CCMR coding errors after A–F drop
Summary
District administrators told the board a drop in A–F accountability results was tied to CCMR (college, career and military readiness) data issues; an appeal was submitted to the state and staff described steps to reconcile course coding and verifier reports.
S2 told the Board that Brackett ISD's overall accountability score moved from the low-80s to the mid-70s in the most recent cycle in part because of problems with CCMR reporting for certain students. "So bracket ISD overall in 2025 was 81 ... and then this year, it's a 76," S2 said, and added: "So we did submit that appeal that was due September 11, and we did turn it in last week."
S2 explained the technical causes in detail: TEA's verifier and utility reports did not match some local records because of freshman-year coding and because the state allowed the district to look back only two years; some courses that previously counted for CCMR under older rules no longer qualify under recent changes. The district described multiple corrective actions: exhaustive student-level checks, verifying course codes, running utility reports, maintaining MOUs with postsecondary partners, and scheduling services to ensure correct uploads to state systems. Administrators said the appeal could restore some CCMR counts but that final outcomes depend on TEA's review.
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