Read the October e-newsletter here! Our mission has always been to celebrate and defend the people and institutions that make our communities strong, our neighborhood public schools, and the leaders who serve them.

Read the September e-newsletter here! When TEA released its latest A to F ratings, communities saw headlines about “failing schools” and “D-rated districts.”

The Texas Education Agency’s latest A–F school ratings made headlines about “failing schools,” but the story is more complex. While 1,337 campuses received D or F grades, 31% improved year over year and F-rated schools dropped by half. Families deserve context, not confusion, about what these grades really mean.