Anna ISD received a C in the Texas Education Agency's 2026 accountability ratings, with an overall score of 74 and the widest internal spread of any district in northern Collin County.
Of nine rated campuses, one earned an A, one a B, four a C, two a D and one an F.
The campus results
The Anna Academic Achievement Center posted the district's highest score at 90, an A. Anna High School followed at 84, a B.
At the other end, Joe K. Bryant Elementary received an F with a score of 52. Sue Evelyn Rattan Elementary scored 60 and Slayter Creek Middle School 68, both D ratings.
The domain that stands out
Anna scored 75 in student achievement and 70 in both school progress and closing the gaps, all C ratings.
The weakest single measure is academic growth, which came in at 67, a D. That figure tracks whether individual students improved relative to their own prior year, independent of where they started. A D there indicates the district is not yet moving students forward at the expected rate, which is a different and in some respects more actionable problem than a low raw achievement score.
