LISD Holds Public Hearing on State Financial Rating Monday, Nov. 9 — Starts at 7 p.m.

If you own property in Flower Mound, you pay taxes into Lewisville ISD. Monday, Nov. 9, at 7 p.m. is your chance to walk into a room, see exactly how the district scored on the state's financial accountability rating, and put a question directly to the board.

LISD has scheduled a public hearing at the boardroom of the LISD Administrative Center, 1565-A W. Main Street in Lewisville. The regular board session opens an hour earlier, at 6 p.m. FloMoBee first noted the Nov. 9 date in late October; the confirmed times are the update here.

The subject is Schools FIRST — the Financial Integrity Rating System of Texas — the state's financial report card for public school districts. TEA scores districts on debt payments, financial reporting, and solvency, then assigns one of four grades: A (Superior Achievement, 90–100 points), B (Above Standard Achievement, 80–89), C (Meets Standard Achievement, 70–79), or F (Substandard Achievement, below 70). Fail any of four critical indicators and the grade drops to F automatically, regardless of total points.

The hearing covers the newest results, the 2025–26 cycle. TEA released preliminary 2025–26 ratings in August 2026, with final ratings anticipated in November 2026. Texas law requires districts to hold a public hearing once TEA releases final ratings, and Monday's session satisfies that requirement.

For context: LISD earned an A — Superior Achievement — for the 2024–25 reporting cycle, scoring 98 out of 100 points. The district has earned a superior rating every year since at least 2020, according to TEA data. Monday's hearing will reveal whether that holds under the newest numbers.

The hearing is free and open to the public. Questions about how LISD manages its reserves or budget belong in that room. Check lisd.net before Monday, Nov. 9 to see whether a remote-access option is available.