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TEA grants appeal; Paradise ISD rises to B with high school score of 89
Summary
The Texas Education Agency granted Paradise ISD's A–F rating appeal, raising the high school's score to 89 and the district overall to an 80 — moving the district to a B. District staff Robin Meadows and Ashley Craven were credited for the work on the appeal.
The Texas Education Agency granted Paradise ISD’s A–F rating appeal, increasing the high school rating to an 89 and the district overall to an 80, which raised the district by a letter grade to a B. Superintendent Robyn Gibson reported the change to the board during the meeting.
Gibson credited the work of Robin Meadows and Ashley Craven in preparing the appeal that led to the revised scores. The adjustment affects the district's accountability label for the year and was announced to the board during superintendent reports.
