Curtis Elementary: the mover's briefing

What we publish vs. what you verify

TEA 2026: C (70), down from B (85) in 2025 — the cycle’s steepest campus slide in the district. Campus-level grades for every corridor district, and the three limits of a letter grade, are on the 2026 TEA ratings page. A fifteen-point drop is the kind of one-cycle move worth asking the district about directly before it drives a housing decision either way — single-year swings often trace to cohort and measurement changes, which is one of the three limits of a letter grade covered on the ratings page.

We publish structure and the state’s own results — not ratings-site scores or teacher chatter, which lag and churn. The verification that actually protects you: confirm the zoned campus of the exact address with Weatherford ISD, in writing, before your option period ends — the district publishes an address-lookup tool and the official boundary maps on wisd.net; use it per address, per year, as boundaries adjust with growth. Enrollment follows residence, so a lease secures a campus the same as a deed.

The money side of this campus’s district: Weatherford ISD’s published school rate is 1.0342% on the 2024–25 stack — the $140K homestead exemption saves ~$1,448/yr against it — and the district has already adopted $0.9342 for 2026–27, a full dime lower (~$1,308/yr of exemption value once it applies). The buyer’s file: the Weatherford ISD buyer’s guide. All campuses: the district hub.