Roy McCoy roy@robconews.com Robertson County News ROBERTSON COUNTY — The 2025 Texas Education Agency accountability ratings show a wide spread for local school districts, with some Robertson County-area schools earning top marks and others facing lower scores. Mumford ISD led the local group with an A rating and an overall score of 95. Franklin ISD also earned an A, finishing with an overall score of 92. Both districts were also listed as earning a Postsecondary Readiness Distinction. Bremond ISD and Gause ISD each received B ratings. Bremond finished with an overall score of 82, while Gause received an 81. Hearne ISD and Calvert ISD received D ratings. Hearne finished with an overall score of 64. Calvert received an overall score of 62, with the report also showing a 59 when achievement scores were calculated with TEA weighting. The state’s accountability system uses an A through F scale to rate districts. Those ratings are based on several areas, including student achievement, school progress and efforts to close learning gaps. For local families, the report gives one snapshot of how districts performed on the state’s scale. It does not show every part of what happens in classrooms, but it does offer a yearly look at where each district stands and where growth may still be needed.