Accountability
Public schools and districts are evaluated under specific state requirements and federal requirements. Below is information on student testing accountability and financial accountability.
Here is what you need to know...
- Student Testing and Accountability
- Campus TAPR
- Federal Report Cards
- Financial Accountability
- CaSE Rating Selection & Criteria
- PEG (Public Education Grant)
Student Testing and Accountability
Campus TAPR
Calvin Vincent Early Childhood Center
Roosevelt-Wilson Elementary School
Visit the TEA website to search for reports.
Federal Report Cards
Given the Impact of COVID-19, all districts and schools received a label of Not Rated: Declared State of Disaster for their 2020 accountability ratings. Labels and data shown below reflect prior year(s) accountability outcomes. Click here to read the official announcement.
2019 Accountability System Overview
Calvin Vincent Early Childhood Learning Center
Roosevelt-Wilson Elementary School
Visit the TEA website to search for reports.
Financial Accountability
CaSE Rating Selection & Criteria
A component of the A-F Accountability system is for the district and each campus to select 3 Community and Student Engagement (CaSE) choices which we will use to score ourselves. This document contains the selections and scoring criteria.
PEG (Public Education Grant)
January 30, 2020
Dear La Marque Elementary & La Marque Middle School Parents:
In 1995 the Texas Legislature created the Public Education Grant (PEG) program (TEC Sec. 29.201 - 12.205). This program permits parents of a student enrolled in a school on the PEG list to request that their student transfer to a school in another district or to a school within the district that
is not on the PEG list. Campuses receiving an Frating in both the Student Achievement domain and the School Progress domain are placed on the PEG list.
The Texas Education Agency released the list of PEG designated schools in December. La Marque Middle School and La Marque Elementary School are on the PEG list due to an F rating in both the Student Achievement and School Progress domains in the 2019 State Accountability System.
To address the areas of student achievement and school progress, La Marque Middle School and La Marque Elementary teachers participate weekly in focused meetings to plan and design instructional activities that include instructionally sound and research based best practices. The campus administrative team, through formal and informal classroom visits, monitors these high quality lessons and activities. To ensure that all students are successful, student performance on daily activities and curriculum-based assessments are used to determine if a student needs additional support through small group or individualized instruction. The overall goal of La Marque Middle School and La Marque Elementary School is to provide high quality instruction that affords each student the opportunity to excel.
As a parent or guardian of a student attending a PEG designated campus, you have the option to request the transfer of your student to another middle school campus in TCISD for the 2020-2021
school year. You may request the transfer by completing a transfer application. You may pick up a transfer application from the La Marque Middle School or La Marque Elementary School office. A downloadable copy of the transfer application is also available online at tcisd.org. A paper copy of completed transfer application must be returned to Texas City ISD Central Administration, 1700 9th Ave North by Friday, March 6, 2020. Applications will.be approved or denied based on available space at the other TCISD middle/elementary school campus before the start of the 2020-2021 school year. Parents who choose to transfer their student will be responsible for their child's transportation to and from the new campus.
As a parent or guardian of a student attending a PEG designated campus, you also have the option to request a transfer of your student to a campus in another school district for the 2020-2021 school
year. You must contact the chosen school district to obtain a transfer application and you must apply in writing. This letter will provide adequate justification for the transfer request. The chosen school district is entitled to approve or deny the application for the student to attend
school in that district but may not use criteria that discriminates on the basis of a student's race, ethnicity, academic achievement, athletic abilities, language proficiency, sex, or socioeconomic status. The home school district is not responsible for transportation costs to and
from the chosen school.
It is important to note that student eligibility for transfer expires upon any of the following two
conditions:
• Completion of all grades on the campus upon which eligibility was originally based (Grades 3-5/6-8)
• Assignment of the student to a campus that is not on the PEG list as a result overdrawn attendance boundaries
More information is available in the PEG Frequently Asked Questions section of the Texas Education Agency website.
If you have any additional questions, please contact Susan Myers, Deputy Superintendent, at
409-916-0111.