Are Corpus Christi ISD schools earning A's or F's? TEA releases 2023 school ratings

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : "Schools who have prided themselves in grades of 'A' and 'B' year after year were hit with lower grades, despite continued strong performances.
59% : The district also outperforms state averages for students earning industry-based certifications in high school.
52% : "Schools have had access to all of this raw data and could have made this publicly available, could have used it to inform parents, could have used it to inform their school system leaders," Texas Education Commissioner Mike Morath said during a call with journalists on April 22.
49% : This means that for nearly two school years, parents haven't had access to updated A-F ratings showing whether their children's schools are meeting or failing state expectations for student growth and outcomes, though the base data used to determine the TEA ratings, including standardized test results, has been public.

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