Texas Education Agency Gives SBISD “B” Accountability Rating for 2024-2025

On August 15, 2025, the Texas Education Agency (TEA) announced its release of its 2024–2025 A–F accountability ratings for school systems and campuses statewide.

The rating for SBISD given by TEA was a “B”, with a 80 out of 100 score.

This was an improvement from the 2023-2024, which had a “C” rating, with a 70 out of 100 score.

Schools for the 2024-2025 are rated as follows:

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