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Moody ISD superintendent says 2026 test results are district's highest under A–F system
Summary
Superintendent Andrew Miller reported that Moody ISD's 2025–2026 State Assessment results are the highest the district has seen since the A–F accountability system began and said the administration has launched targeted strategies to address remaining gaps.
Superintendent Andrew Miller presented the Board of Trustees with an overview of Moody Independent School District's 2025–2026 State Assessment Scores, saying the results show both areas of success and room for improvement. He told the board that "the 2026 data represents the highest level of student performance in Moody ISD since the inception of the A-F accountability system," and said administrators have begun targeted interventions to address weaker areas.
Board members received the report without questions. Trustees in attendance were Beth Alton (board president), Flynn, Fugitt, Goodwin and Newman. Miller framed the results as progress while noting continued work needed to raise performance in specified subjects and grade levels; the minutes do not record granular score breakdowns or specific campus-level data.
The presentation was delivered during the regular meeting and no formal action was required. The district indicated it has initiated targeted strategies to improve areas of concern but the minutes do not specify timelines, funding amounts, or metrics for those strategies. The board is expected to consider follow-up progress updates in future meetings.
