The Clear Creek Independent School District (CCISD) has received official notification from the Texas Education Agency (TEA) that the District’s appeal of 2025 State Accountability ratings has been granted, resulting in improved scores for six high schools and an increased overall District rating.

As a result of the approved appeal, CCISD’s overall rating increased from 86 to 88, reflecting continued academic strength and improvement across the district. There are also three high schools that improved to an A rating.

Updated 2025 Accountability Ratings Following Appeal

• Clear Creek ISD (District Overall): 86 → 88
• Clear Brook High School: 85 → 90
• Clear Creek High School: 85 → 89
• Clear Falls High School: 84 → 92
• Clear Lake High School: 91 → 95
• Clear Springs High School: 91 → 94
• Clear View High School: 83 → 92

“These updated ratings reflect the exceptional work happening every day in our classrooms,” said Dr. Karen Engle, Superintendent of Schools. “We appreciate TEA’s thorough review and recognition of the corrected data, which more accurately represents the achievements of our students and staff.”

The basis for CCISD’s appeal centered on the correction of data errors in the 2023-2024 PEIMS Submission, specifically related to College, Career, and Military Readiness (CCMR) indicators. According to TEA, districts were permitted to submit a PEIMS Working Submission to amend College Prep and Industry-Based Certification date for appeal.

View the updated scores here: txschools.gov