Bloomington ISD received an Accredited - Warned Status due to poor academic performance.
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What You Should Do Next
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Stay Informed
Monitor updates from Bloomington ISD regarding their improvement plans and academic performance.
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Engage with the District
Attend school board meetings to learn more about the district's strategies and provide input.
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Support Your Child's Education
Encourage your child to participate in academic support programs offered by the district.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What does Accredited - Warned Status mean?
- It indicates deficiencies in performance that could lead to probation or revocation of accreditation.
- How can Bloomington ISD improve its academic ratings?
- The district is developing improvement plans and increasing staffing for instructional support.
- What are the consequences of poor academic ratings?
- Continued poor ratings may result in probation or loss of accreditation for the district.
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Full Notice Text
Notice to Parents of Students in the Bloomington ISD District and Property Owners in the Bloomington ISD District The Texas Education Agency assigned Bloomington ISD an Accredited - Warned Status for the 2025-26 school year following two years of unacceptable academic ratings in the state's academic accountability rating system. Specifically, the district was assigned an Accountability Rating of F - Substandard Achievement for 2024 and 2025. A status of Accredited-Warned means that a district exhibits deficiencies in performance, that if not addressed, will lead to probation or revocation of the district's accreditation status. The district is taking steps to address the areas identified deficiency through the development of TEA Aligned Targeted Improvement and Turnaround Plans for the campuses, utilizing LASO funds to leverage increased staffing for instructional support and professional development, and aligning district and campus goals to align to the “Meets” performance st