This follows a judge's decision to block the Texas Education Agency from doing so.
The video above is from a previous report.
HISD officials used the same methodology, and this year's new formula the TEA would use, which some districts cited would send scores plummeting.
The findings show that a total of 111 schools in HISD were given a D or F grade; 64 schools were given a C; 58 were given a B; and just 35 were rated an A.
The Houston Chronicle reports a trial remains set for Feb. 12, which will decide whether the TEA will be allowed to release the grades.
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