A school has been recognized for its literacy gains, earning a national designation. The Bright Spots school designation was given by The 74, a nonprofit education news organization. This recognition is based on the performance of third-grade students in reading, who did better than predicted by statistical models.
The school that received this designation is part of the Texas City Independent School District. The 74 is a national organization that focuses on education news.
Further details about the recognition and the school's achievements are available from the source, providing more information about this national honor.
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