For the 2025 State Accountability cycle, Brazosport ISD earned a 79(C). Three BISD campuses earned an ‘A’, seven earned a ‘B’, five earned a ‘C’, and one earned a ‘D’.
“We are extremely proud of the efforts of all our staff and especially our teachers who ensure each of our students are learning at high levels. This is more evidence of the high quality of education our students are receiving in Brazosport ISD,” said Superintendent Danny Massey.
You can view the 2025 rating for your child’s school and the state by clicking on the links below. Additional resources for parents can be found by visiting TXschools.gov.
The state accountability ratings are based on three domains:
- Student Achievement: evaluates State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness (STAAR) and End of Course (EOC) performance in selected grades and subjects for all students on general and alternate assessments, college, career and military readiness indicators (CCMR), and graduation rates.
- School Progress: measures district and campus outcomes in two ways: first, academic growth, students who grew at least one year academically (or maintained high performance) in reading and math as measured by STAAR results, and second, relative performance, the overall campus achievement relative to districts or campuses with similar economically disadvantaged percentages.
- Closing the Gaps: uses disaggregated (student group) data in four indicators to demonstrate differentials among racial/ethnic groups, socioeconomic backgrounds and other student groups.
Nine of the district’s fifteen eligible campuses earned a total of 31 state distinctions. To view a list of each distinction earned by campus go to 2025 Distinction Designations.
2025 State of Texas Accountability Report
2025 BISD Official District’s and Campus’ State Accountability Results