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Magnolia ISD received a "B" for the 2022-23 school year with 85 out of 100 possible points, according to the TEA. (Lizzy Spangler/Community Impact)

See how Tomball, Magnolia ISDs performed in 2022-23 Texas Education Agency accountability ratings

By Julianna Washburn, Lizzy Spangler

The ratings were released April 24 after a two-year delay due to lawsuits, TEA officials said.

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Texas Education Agency Commissioner Mike Morath speaks to members of the Texas State Board of Education during a Sept. 11 meeting. (Hannah Norton/Community Impact)
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Tomball ISD board of trustees listen to a presentation during a Feb. 10 workshop.
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Williams Elementary has the largest enrollment of any of the district's elementary schools. Audubon Elementary currently has one of the district's lowest enrollment counts. (Cassandra Jenkins/Community Impact)
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The school will go from seven classrooms to 12 classrooms for its preschool program for children 18 months to 5 years old. (Courtesy Magnolia Bible Preschool)
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Texas Education Agency Commissioner Mike Morath.
UPDATE: TEA to release 2023 A-F accountability ratings in late April following state court decision
Meghan Cooney, a kindergarten teacher at Decker Prairie Elementary, assists a student on a computer. An $18 million bond proposition would upgrade technology, devices and Chromebooks. (Courtesy Tomball ISD)
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The school will have five early childhood classrooms, an administration building with a kitchen and an amphitheater on 10 acres in Tomball. (Angela Bonilla/Community Impact)
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Tomball ISD Director of Administrative Services Karen Graves stands makes a presentation during a March 17 workshop.
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Lone Star College trustees approved more than $18.5 million in funding for the purchase of computers and computer accessories to replace outdated equipment over the next three years, during the board’s March 6 meeting. (Emily Lincke/Community Impact)
Lone Star College trustees approve more than $18.5M for future technology purchases
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