Dallas ISD superintendent worries new schools rating system will lead to drop in scores

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Dallas ISD Superintendent Stephanie Elizalde is bracing for her schools to score lower on the state’s accountability system because of a major overhaul that moves the goalposts.

Texas’ A-F system grades every district across the state, giving families a sense of how their local schools are performing. The ratings are key in how the community perceives its campuses and parents often consider the scores when enrolling their children.

Read more on The Dallas Morning News.

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