Tioga ISD has been making consistent progress toward correcting its financial issues, which was recognized by the Texas Education Agency in the form of a one-year abatement of the revocation of its accreditation.
The district has worked to reduce costs enough to end the fiscal year in a surplus for several years with a plan to do the same in the 2026-27 school year to continue righting the financial boat.
“We need to receive an acceptable rating for both the 2026 financial and academic accountability ratings,” Superintendent Josh Ballinger said in a letter to the community. “These will both be released this coming August.”
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