2025-2026 Annual Report On Educational Performance
A Public Hearing at the Edinburg CISD Board of Trustees was held at the
regularly scheduled meeting on Tuesday, March 10, 2026, at 5:30 PM.
Presented by Catherine Cobos, Director of Assessment for Edinburg CISD
A public notice for this meeting was posted outside the ECISD Administration
Building before the meeting per the Texas Open Meetings Act. Additionally,
a public notice was advertised in The Monitor's Legal Section, click here
for a copy of the public notice. Please direct questions to
[email protected] or 956-289-2300 ext 2111.
Annual Report on Educational Performance Summary Presentation
Section 1: Texas Academic Performance Report (TAPR) District and Campus Reports
- Austin
- Avila
- Barrientes
- Betts
- BL Garza
- Brewster
- Cano Gonzalez
- Canterbury
- Cavazos
- CHS TAPR
- Crawford
- De la Vina
- District
- EHS TAPR
- Eisenhower
- ENHS TAPR
- Escandon
- Esparza
- Flores Zapata
- Gonzalez
- Gorena
- Guerra
- Hargill
- Harwell
- Jefferson
- JEHS TAPR
- Johnson
- Kennedy
- Lee
- Lincoln
- Longoria
- Magee
- Memorial
- Monte Cristo
- Ramirez
- RVHS TAPR
- San Carlos
- South
- Travis
- Trevino
- Truman
- Villarreal
- Zavala
Section 2: PEIMS Financial Standard Report
- Austin 2023-2024 PEIMS_Campus_Data
- Avila 2023-2024 PEIMS_Campus_Data
- Barrientes MS 2023-2024 PEIMS_Campus_Data
- Betts 2023-2024 PEIMS_Campus_Data
- Brewster 2023-2024 PEIMS_Campus_Data
- Cano Gonzalez 2023-2024 PEIMS_Campus_Data
- Canterbury 2023-2024 PEIMS_Campus_Data
- Cavazos 2023-2024 PEIMS_Campus_Data
- CHS 2023-2024 PEIMS_Campus_Data
- Crawford 2023-2024 PEIMS_Campus_Data
- De Escandon 2023-2024 PEIMS_Campus_Data
- De la Vina 2023-2024 PEIMS_Campus_Data
- EHS 2023-2024 PEIMS_Campus_Data
- Eisenhower 2023-2024 PEIMS_Campus_Data
- ENHS 2023-2024 PEIMS_Campus_Data
- Esparza 2023-2024 PEIMS_Campus_Data
- Flores Zapata 2024-2025 PEIMS_Campus_Data
- Garza MS 2023-2024 PEIMS_Campus_Data
- Gonzalez 2023-2024 PEIMS_Campus_Data
- Gorena 2023-2024 PEIMS_Campus_Data
- Guerra 2023-2024 PEIMS_Campus_Data
- Hargill 2023-2024 PEIMS_Campus_Data
- Harwell MS 2023-2024 PEIMS_Campus_Data
- Jefferson 2023-2024 PEIMS_Campus_Data
- JEHS 2023-2024 PEIMS_Campus_Data
- Johnson 2023-2024 PEIMS_Campus_Data
- Kennedy 2023-2024 PEIMS_Campus_Data
- Lee 2023-2024 PEIMS_Campus_Data
- Lincoln 2023-2024 PEIMS_Campus_Data
- Longoria MS 2023-2024 PEIMS_Campus_Data
- Magee 2023-2024 PEIMS_Campus_Data
- Memorial MS 2023-2024 PEIMS_Campus_Data
- Monte Cristo 2023-2024 PEIMS_Campus_Data
- Ramirez 2023-2024 PEIMS_Campus_Data
- RVHS 2023-2024 PEIMS_Campus_Data
- San Carlos 2023-2024 PEIMS_Campus_Data
- South MS 2023-2024 PEIMS_Campus_Data
- Travis 2023-2024 PEIMS_Campus_Data
- Trevino 2023-2024 PEIMS_Campus_Data
- Truman 2023-2024 PEIMS_Campus_Data
- Villarreal 2023-2024 PEIMS_Campus_Data
- Zavala 2023-2024 PEIMS_Campus_Data
Section 3: Accreditation Status
The assignment of district and charter school accreditation statuses is authorized by Texas Education Code (TEC), Chapter 39, Public School System Accountability, and 19 Texas Administrative Code (TAC), Chapter 97, Planning and Accountability, Subchapter EE, Accreditation Status, Standards, and Sanctions. The rules define the accreditation statuses of Accredited, Accredited-Warned, Accredited-Probation, and Not Accredited-Revoked and describe how accreditation statuses are determined and assigned.
These rules may be viewed at the Texas Administrative Code link available at https://tea.texas.gov/sites/default/files/ch097ee.pdf, and additional information regarding the assignment of accreditation statuses to districts and charter schools can be found on the Accreditation Status homepage of the Texas Education Agency (TEA or agency) website at http://tea.texas.gov/accredstatus/.

Section 4: Campus Performance Objective
- Austin Elementary - Performance Objectives
- Avila Elementary - Performance Objectives
- B L Garza Middle School - Performance Objectives
- Barrientes Middle School - Performance Objectives
- Betts Elementary - Performance Objectives
- Brewster Elementary - Performance Objectives
- Cano_Gonzalez Elementary - Performance Objectives
- Canterbury Elementary - Performance Objectives
- Cavazos Elementary - Performance Objectives
- Collegiate High School - Performance Objectives
- Crawford Elementary - Performance Objectives
- De La Vina Elementary - Performance Objectives
- DISTRICT - Edinburg Consolidated Independent School District - Performance Objectives
- Edinburg Academy - Performance Objectives
- Edinburg High School - Performance Objectives
- Edinburg North High School - Performance Objectives
- Eisenhower Elementary - Performance Objectives
- Escandon Elementary - Performance Objectives
- Esparza Elementary - Performance Objectives
- Flores_Zapata Elementary - Performance Objectives
- Freddy Gonzalez Elementary - Performance Objectives
- Gorena Elementary - Performance Objectives
- Guerra Elementary - Performance Objectives
- Hargill Elementary - Performance Objectives
- Harwell Middle School - Performance Objectives
- Headstart Program - Performance Objectives
- Jefferson Elementary - Performance Objectives
- Johnny Economedes High School - Performance Objectives
- Juvenile Detention Center - Performance Objectives
- Kennedy Elementary - Performance Objectives
- Lee Elementary - Performance Objectives
- Lincoln Elementary - Performance Objectives
- Longoria Middle School - Performance Objectives
- Lyndon B_ Johnson Elementary - Performance Objectives
- Magee Elementary - Performance Objectives
- Memorial Middle School - Performance Objectives
- Monte Cristo Elementary - Performance Objectives
- Ramirez Elementary - Performance Objectives
- Robert Vela High School - Performance Objectives
- San Carlos Elementary - Performance Objectives
- South Middle School - Performance Objectives
- Travis Elementary - Performance Objectives
- Trevino Elementary - Performance Objectives
- Truman Elementary - Performance Objectives
- Villarreal Elementary - Performance Objectives
- Vision Academy - Performance Objectives
- Zavala Elementary - Performance Objectives
Section 5: Violent & Criminal Incidents
The annual report must include information about violent or criminal incidents that occur on each campus and must include the following:
• The number, rate, and type of violent or criminal incidents that occurred on each campus, to the extent permitted under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act
• Descriptions of school violence prevention and violence intervention policies and procedures used to protect students
• Findings from evaluations conducted under the Safe and Drug-Free Schools and Communities Act For more information about the reporting of violent or criminal incidents during the Office of Civil Rights data collection, please visit https://ocrdata.ed.gov/.

The complete ECISD Board Policy is located at the following URL: https://pol.tasb.org/PolicyOnline?key=635
A note about the different types of policies:
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LEGAL policies compile federal law, state law, and court decisions, providing the statutory context in which all other policies should be read.
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LOCAL policies reflect decisions made by your local school board.
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EXHIBIT documents may contain forms, charts, and other supporting information.
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Parent Student Handbook and Texas Education Code Chapter 37 Code of Conduct
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ECISD Police Department Crime Stopper Program
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Anonymous Reporting of Incidents through the ECISD website
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School Counselors
Elementary (31)
Middle School (18)
High School (43) -
Social Workers: (Total 24)
Elementary (13)
Secondary (11)
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Licensed Professional Counselors: (Total 3)
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District Level Bullying Committee
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Campus-Level Bullying Committees
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ECISD Mental Health Crisis Protocols for Students
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Behavioral Threat Assessment Policy and Procedures
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Response to Intervention (RtI) for Behavior
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Conduct a Targeted Partial Safety Audit
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Conduct an Exterior Door Safety Audit
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Convene the district’s Safety and Security Committee to review:
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the multi-hazard emergency operations plan (EOP)
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and, as a component of the EOP, the district’s active threat plan
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Ensure all campus staff (including substitutes) are trained on their specific district and campus safety procedures
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Schedule all mandatory drills for the school year
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Ensure all threat assessment team members are trained
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Review and, as necessary, update access control procedures
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Participate in online training:
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Raptor training
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Texas School Safety Center online classes
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Secret Service Online School Safety Training
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Work with local law enforcement:
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We lend the Hidalgo County Sheriff's Department a bus for the annual SWAT training
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We invite ECISD Police Department staff to address ongoing and pertinent information to all Transportation staff
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We allow Texas DPS Troopers to train with their K-9 partners on-site (weekly)
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97% of Transportation staff are certified in First Aid, CPR, AED, and Epi-Pen
Section 6: Post Secondary Readiness
Report of 2021-2022 High School Graduates’ Enrollment and Academic Performance in Texas Public Higher Education in FY 2023
Texas statute requires every school district to include, with their performance report, information received under Texas Education Code §51.403(e). This information, provided to districts from the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board (THECB), reports on student performance in postsecondary institutions during the first year enrolled after graduation from high school.
Click the following link to view the most recent report from the Texas High Education Coordinating Board:
Report of 2023-2024 High School Graduates’ Enrollment and Post Secondary Readiness
Section 7: Progress Towards Meeting House Bill 3 Goals
TEC, §39.306(a)(8) states the Annual Report is to include the progress of the district and each campus in the district toward meeting the goals set in the district's:
(A) early childhood literacy and mathematics proficiency plans adopted under Section 11.185; and
(B) college, career, and military readiness plans adopted under Section 11.186.
Click the following link to view the HB 3 Goals Progress Report:
Section 8: TAPR Glossary