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October 13, 2006

The San Antonio Express-News reports today that four area schools won appeals with the Texas Education Agency over school rankings.  LINK

The Texas Education Agency has granted the appeals of four San Antonio schools that sought reprieves after being labeled academically unacceptable under the state's accountability system for public schools.

Garcia and Truman middle schools in the Edgewood Independent School District, Edison High School in the San Antonio Independent School District, and the Eagle Academy of San Antonio, a charter school, have all been upgraded to academically acceptable — the second lowest rating in the state's system.

October 13, 2006 in Texas Schools |

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