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Granbury ISD superintendent says district earned 'B' in TEA 2023 accountability ratings
Summary
Granbury ISD Superintendent Courtney Moroski said the Texas Education Agency released letter grades last week based on 2023 STAAR results that rated the district a B; she emphasized the ratings use three components and said more up-to-date results will be shared when available.
Courtney Moroski, superintendent of Granbury ISD, said the Texas Education Agency released letter grades last week based on 2023 STAAR results showing the district earned a B.
Moroski said the state’s rating combines three components: student achievement, academic growth and efforts to close achievement gaps among struggling learners. “Those are based on our 2023 results from the STAAR test,” she said, calling the results “a little outdated” and saying the district expects to share more recent information from 2024 and 2025 when it becomes available.
Moroski described the B rating as evidence of work by “a lot of hardworking teachers and students.” She explained the state “use[s] a lot [of] data, put it together into a formula, and give us a letter grade,” and directed listeners to the Texas Education Agency website for details on the accountability system: “If you want to learn more about our accountability system through the state of Texas, you can go to tea.texas.gov and click on accountability to learn more.”
The remarks were an update rather than a board action; no motions or votes were mentioned during the statement.
