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check it outExplore the links below to access and analyze CCMR-related data in your district. |
HB3 CCMR Outcomes Bonuses
On the Foundation School Program website, choose “Summary of Finances” from the dropdown menu.
Select the 2020-2021 school year from the dropdown menu and then enter your district name or CDN in the text box.
summary of finance reportsChoose the most recent report from the district summary page.
On line 28, you can view the current estimate for the CCMR Outcomes Bonus funding your district will receive during the 2020-2021 school year.
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A-F Accountability
Overview: Txschools.gov
Accountability
2020 Accountability
2019 Accountability
TAPR
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2019-2020 TAPR
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2018-2019-TAPR
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Academic accountability reports
2020 Accountability Reports
From the 2020 Accountability Reports webpage, use the dropdown menu to select a report level (e.g., campus, district, region, or state).
Use the dropdown menu to select a search method (e.g., district name) and the text box to enter the corresponding text (e.g., name of district). View the report for the selected district.
Under the “Student Achievement” tab, select “College, Career, and Military Readiness” to view CCMR-related data. View the 2020 CCMR report for the state of Texas.
The 2020 reports include CCMR-related outcomes and graduation rates, but other accountability data does not appear on these reports because all districts and campuses in Texas were labeled Not Rated: Declared State of Disaster for 2020.
View accountability reports from previous years to analyze trends in your district over time.
Texas Academic Performance Reports (TAPR)
Review the 2019-2020 TAPR. You can view reports for your district or for each campus in your district.
For example, from the district page, enter the district name, select the report for the district, and choose the pdf or html version of the TAPR.
View CCMR-related outcome data on the “Postsecondary Readiness” tab (html version).
TAPR data is particularly helpful when analyzing equity gaps that may exist in your district because the data is disaggregated by student groups.
You can also compare your district’s performance to the collective performance of all schools in your region or of all schools across the state of Texas.
View TAPR reports from previous years to analyze trends in your district over time.