Comal ISD's state accountability score rose from 87 in 2025 to 88 in 2026, while New Braunfels ISD's rose from 81 to 84. Both districts received B grades in both years, according to the Texas Education Agency's district and campus ratings table.
For families comparing campuses, Oakrun Middle School is listed at A/90 for 2026 while Voss Farms Elementary is listed at D/69. Those results show why a districtwide B does not describe every school within a district.
From the source record
Scores are TEA accountability points, not percentages of students.
District and campus results
The state table shows Oakrun Middle in New Braunfels ISD moving from C/78 to A/90. Long Creek High moved from C/74 to B/84, while Voss Farms Elementary moved from C/74 to D/69. In Comal ISD, Goodwin Frazier Elementary moved from C/77 to B/88, and Comal Creek Elementary moved from B/86 to C/78.
| District or campus | 2025 | 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| Comal ISD | B / 87 | B / 88 |
| New Braunfels ISD | B / 81 | B / 84 |
| Oakrun Middle | C / 78 | A / 90 |
| Long Creek High | C / 74 | B / 84 |
| Voss Farms Elementary | C / 74 | D / 69 |
| Goodwin Frazier Elementary | C / 77 | B / 88 |
| Comal Creek Elementary | B / 86 | C / 78 |
These are the letter grades and scores listed in TEA's multi-year ratings table.
How to read the change
These are state accountability ratings for entire districts or campuses, expressed as letter grades and numerical scores. A point change describes a change in the published rating; the table alone does not establish what caused it or describe an individual student's experience. Parents and other readers can inspect the full set of district and campus entries through TEA's performance reporting page. The next records to check are TEA's publication notice and 2026 accountability manual, which can clarify the release date and how the grades were calculated.