The Texas Education Agency announced Feb. 12 that it is revoking Tioga ISD's accreditation.
What that means for the district is still unclear, which is why Superintendent Josh Ballinger and six community members will go to Austin on March 3 to meet with TEA officials.
'When we started this whole process, we told TEA this is going to be a five-year fix, not an overnight or a year or two down the road, and to our benefit, we've stuck with that, even maybe exceeded [expectations] some of those years,' TISD board President Dallas Slay said. 'I don't think anybody expected us to improve our budget situation by $2.5 million in one year.'
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