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MANSFIELD ISD reports gains in state ratings; 26 campuses retain A grades
Summary
Associate Superintendent Fernando Benabidz told viewers the district saw 36 campuses improve or maintain ratings, 26 campuses maintain A grades and the district has 11 more A-rated campuses than two years ago, outcomes the district credited to data-driven instruction and continuous improvement.
Fernando Benabidz, Associate Superintendent of Curriculum, Instruction, and Accountability, presented the district’s Texas Education Agency accountability results during the board brief.
Benabidz reported that 36 campuses either improved or maintained their overall scores and ratings in the latest TEA determinations. He noted that 26 campuses maintained an A rating or improved their letter grade and said the district has 11 more A-rated campuses than it did two years ago. He attributed those results to sustained efforts in continuous improvement, high-quality instruction and data-driven decision-making.
The presentation framed the numbers as evidence of districtwide progress and credited teachers, principals and support staff for the improvements. No formal votes or policy actions were associated with the board brief; the presentation was informational and intended to summarize performance outcomes and next steps for ongoing instructional work.
