Performance & Accountability
Access Liberty Hill ISD accountability ratings, required performance reports, improvement information, and public reporting resources.
Current Accountability
View Liberty Hill ISD's 2026 state accountability rating and official district and campus reports.
View 2026 Campus Accountability Reports
Elementary Schools
New campuses for 2026–27: Campuses that opened for the 2026–27 school year do not have a 2026 accountability report because they were not operating during the school year measured by the 2026 accountability system.
Required Performance Reports
State and federal reports are posted as they are released by the Texas Education Agency or approved by the District.
District & Campus Improvement Plans
Updated plans will be posted following presentation to the Liberty Hill ISD Board of Trustees.
October 2026
Federal Report Cards
Updated federal accountability reports will be posted after release by TEA.
Expected December 2026
School Report Cards
State performance reports for eligible campuses.
Expected December 2026
Texas Academic Performance Report
Liberty Hill ISD's annual Texas Academic Performance Report (TAPR).
Expected December 2026
Senate Bill 12
View Liberty Hill ISD information and required notices related to Senate Bill 12.
Understanding Accountability
Texas evaluates district and campus academic performance across three accountability domains.
Domain 1
Student Achievement
Measures how much students know and are able to do at the end of the school year.
Domain 2
School Progress
Measures student growth over time and performance relative to similar schools.
Domain 3
Closing the Gaps
Measures performance among student groups and progress toward long-term academic goals.
How the overall rating is calculated: Closing the Gaps accounts for 30% of the overall rating. The remaining 70% is based on the higher score between Student Achievement and School Progress.
Accountability Resources
Access statewide accountability information, public reporting requirements, and other Texas Education Agency resources.
Texas Education Agency Accountability
Learn more about the Texas A–F accountability system and statewide reporting.
Public Reporting Requirements
Requirements for School Report Cards, Federal Report Cards, TAPR and other accountability information.
Reports on Violent or Criminal Incidents
Access the Texas Education Agency PEIMS Discipline Summary.
Reports, Records & Archives
Access Federal Report Cards, historical accountability information, financial reports, and student education record resources.
Federal Report Cards
The most recent available Federal Report Cards remain accessible until updated reports are released.
Liberty Hill ISD – County View
Liberty Hill ISD – State View
Bar W Elementary School View
Bill Burden Elementary School View
Legacy Ranch High School View
Liberty Hill Elementary School View
Liberty Hill High School View
Liberty Hill Middle School View
Louine Noble Elementary School View
Rancho Sienna Elementary School View
Santa Rita Elementary School View
Santa Rita Middle School View
Tierra Rosa Elementary School View
TEA Federal Report Card System | Federal Report Card Definitions
Printed copies and language assistance: Hard copies of Federal Report Cards are available upon request. Translation or interpretation assistance is also available to help families access and understand report information.
Historical Ratings & Financial Reports
Liberty Hill ISD Accountability Rating History
2026
2025
2024
2023
2022
2021
2020
2019
2018
PEIMS District Financial Actual Reports
FERPA & Student Education Records
The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) provides parents and eligible students specific rights regarding access to and privacy of student education records.
Parent and Eligible Student Rights
- Inspect and review the student's education record within 45 days after the school receives a request for access.
- Request an amendment of information believed to be inaccurate or misleading.
- Provide written consent before personally identifiable information is disclosed, except where FERPA authorizes disclosure without consent.
- File a complaint with the U.S. Department of Education concerning alleged failures by the District to comply with FERPA.
Requesting Educational Records
- Contact the school principal in writing and identify the records you wish to inspect.
- Review the records in person during school hours or request copies. Applicable copying fees may apply.
Requesting a Change to an Educational Record
- Notify the school principal of the information believed to be inaccurate or misleading.
- Clearly identify the portion of the record to be corrected and explain the requested change.
- The District will review the request and determine whether an amendment is appropriate.
- If the request is denied, the parent or eligible student may request a hearing consistent with FERPA procedures.