Which school districts in the Houston metro improved most this year

the Houston metro · Data as of 2026-09-06 · ALEX Intelligence

11 the one-year change in the district's accountability score — SPRING ISD

#	School District	One-year change
1	SPRING ISD	11
2	HEMPSTEAD ISD	8
3	STAFFORD MSD	7
4	SHEPHERD ISD	7
5	COLDSPRING-OAKHURST CISD	6
6	HUMBLE ISD	6
7	LIBERTY ISD	6
8	CLEVELAND ISD	6
9	SPLENDORA ISD	6
10	DAYTON ISD	5

Read this carefully: Change in the Texas Education Agency overall scaled score against the prior school year, in points.

Methodology

Source:: Texas Education Agency, 2026 A-F Accountability Ratings, campus and district (school year 2025-26)
Measure: One-year change, ranked highest first across 10 counties in the Houston metro (56 ranked in total).
Universe: School districts of at least 1,500 students, excluding charter operators. The enrollment floor is here because a one-year change in a small district is dominated by noise.
Vintage: 2025-26
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