Trainer explains A–F accountability and five‑year refresh under House Bill 8
Presenter reviewed how Texas A–F ratings are constructed (student achievement, school progress, closing gaps), the state's 60% postsecondary goal, and House Bill 8's five‑year refresh cycle for cut points and ratings.
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During the ISO session, the presenter reviewed the structure and purpose of Texas' A–F accountability system and recent statutory changes. He said the A–F framework is intended to support continuous improvement, reduce achievement gaps and measure college, career and military readiness, and he cited a statewide goal that “by 2030 at least 60 percent of Texans will have a degree, certificate, or other post secondary credential of value.”
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