The state Accountability Rating system is used to rate Texas public schools and school districts.  The state accountability rating system includes campuses and districts rated under standard and alternative education accountability (AEIS) procedures.

2011 District Accountability Summary

District Name:  Luling ISD

District Rating: Academically Unacceptable

Campus Name:  Luling High School

Campus Rating:  Academically Unacceptable

Campus Name:  Luling Junior High School

Campus Rating:  Academically Unacceptable

Campus Name: Leonard Shanklin Elementary

Campus Rating: Academically Acceptable

Campus Name: Luling Primary

Campus Rating: Academically Acceptable

[paired with Leonard Shanklin Elementary]

 

All public school districts, campuses and the state are evaluated annually for Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP).  The Texas AYP Plan approved by the United States Department of Education (USDE) in June 2003 meets the requirements in the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 (NCLB). This maintains the integrity of the Texas assessment program and provides a mechanism for evaluation District and Campus AYP . 
District Name:  Luling ISD

District Rating: Meets AYP 

 

2012 AYP Status

Campus Name: Luling High School

Campus Rating: Does Not Meet AYP- Reading & Mathematics Stage 3

Campus Name: Luling Junior High School

Campus Rating: Does Not Meet AYP- Reading & Mathematics Stage 1

Campus Name: Leonard Shanklin Elementary

Campus Rating:  Does Not Meet AYP- Reading & Mathematics Stage 1