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Midway ISD earns 'A' in 2025 state accountability ratings; STAAR shows modest gains
Summary
Midway Independent School District reported an "A" rating in the state's 2025 Accountability Ratings and modest gains on 2024–25 STAAR, including improvements in the highest 'Masters' performance band, Superintendent and curriculum staff told trustees Sept. 16.
Midway Independent School District reported an "A" in the state's 2025 Accountability Ratings, continuing to perform above the state and region in all subjects, the board was told Sept. 16.
Dr. Becky Odajima, assistant superintendent for teaching and learning, presented disaggregated STAAR data for 2024–25 and compared it with the prior two years. She highlighted that the district saw modest gains in most areas and specific increases in the 'Masters' performance band across several subjects. The presentation included campus-by-campus comparisons and established performance targets for the 2025–26 school year.
The board packet showed the district's accountability evaluation across three domains—student achievement, school progress and closing the gaps—and Dr. Odajima outlined areas identified for growth and staff strategies to meet House Bill 3 literacy, math and CCMR goals. No policy votes were taken; the item was presented for information and planning.
