LOCAL EDUCATION
San Angelo ISD says the district continued its upward trajectory in academic performance, according to the 2025-2026 A-F accountability data from the Texas Education Agency scheduled to be released later this week.
While the District maintained a “C” rating, its overall score increased from 73 to 76, demonstrating continued progress. District leaders recognize that a “C” is not where San Angelo ISD intends to remain and are committed to building on this momentum as the District works toward earning the highest rating possible.
Across the district, rankings for student achievement” and “closing the gaps” rose by three points, and both academic growth and relative performance jumped up five points.
Superintendent Christopher Moran stated, “It’s no mistake our students are growing academically, and that progress is significant with so many students. We recognize we still have a lot of work to do, but our instructional staff continues to zero in on the students, classrooms, and campuses that need the most support.”
Key Highlights from the A-F Accountability Data
Belaire Elementary achieved the District’s largest single-year turnaround, increasing 19 points overall from 59 to 78. The campus also recorded an 11-point gain in Student Achievement.
Lamar Elementary increased 15 points and earned a “B” rating. The Lions’ Student Achievement score increased by five points, while the campus also recorded gains in Academic Growth (plus 9) and Closing the Gaps (plus 22).
Central High School increased seven points and earned a “B” rating. The Bobcats recorded gains in Academic Growth (plus 11), Relative Performance (plus 9), Student Achievement (plus 7), and Closing the Gaps (plus 4).
Goliad Elementary increased six points, improving from 66 to 72.
Fannin Elementary increased 13 points, improving from 56 to 69.
Reagan Elementary increased 13 points and moved from an “F” to a “D”.
Fort Concho Elementary and Santa Rita Elementary maintained their “A” ratings.
Lincoln Middle School gained nine points and moved from an “F” to a “D,” and Lone Star Middle School gained five points.
San Angelo ISD is currently undergoing major renovations at Central High School, and a complete campus construction project at John Glenn Middle School, funded through a school bond approved by voters in 2025.
