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Aldine ISD achieves superior financial accountability rating in School FIRST system

July 14, 2024 | ALDINE ISD, School Districts, Texas



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Aldine ISD achieves superior financial accountability rating in School FIRST system
Aldine ISD has achieved a remarkable milestone, earning a superior rating of 100 in the School FIRST financial accountability system, the highest possible score. This achievement underscores the district's commitment to financial transparency and responsible management of public resources.

During the December 2024 Board Meeting, officials highlighted the significance of the School FIRST rating, which evaluates Texas public schools on their financial management practices. The system includes 20 indicators, with 16 currently assessed by the Texas Education Agency (TEA). Aldine ISD met all critical indicators, including timely financial reporting and compliance with debt agreements, demonstrating sound financial practices.

The rating reflects Aldine ISD's dedication to fiscal responsibility, ensuring that funds are effectively utilized to benefit students, staff, and the community. This accomplishment not only showcases the district's financial integrity but also provides a solid foundation for future success.

As the meeting concluded, board members and attendees celebrated this significant recognition, reinforcing Aldine ISD's reputation as a leader in financial accountability within Texas public schools.

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