| State Accountability | |
| The State Accountability System is used by the Texas Education
Agency (TEA) to evaluate the performance of public school districts and
campuses. This system integrates district accreditation status, campus
ratings, district and campus recognition for high performance and performance
improvement, and campus, district, and state-level reports. TEA issues
district and campus accountability ratings on August 1.
The Academic Excellence Information System (AEIS) is an annual report describing district educational performance for the previous school year. It also presents student, staff, and financial information required by statute. TEA issues AEIS reports on October 15. A third accountability report is the School Report Card for each campus, published on November 15 of each year. It includes information from AEIS as required by statute. The accountability
system is also a critical component of the evaluation plans for the Learning
Organization Initiative (LOI). References to student
success and quality in student learning are synonymous with (but not
limited to) the continued improvement of campus and district TAKS scores. |
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| 2004-2005 SBISD AEIS Report | |
| 2003-2004 SBISD AEIS Report | |
| State AEIS page | From this page you can find AEIS reports for any campus going back to the 1993 school year. |