AUSTIN, Texas — The Texas Education Agency on Friday released its 2026 A-F accountability ratings for public school districts and campuses statewide.
The agency rated 1,202 districts and 9,105 campuses this year. Twenty-four percent of both districts and campuses saw their rating increase compared with 2025, and 585 campuses moved from below an A to an A rating. Statewide, 85% of rated campuses achieved a C or above, which the agency considers “acceptable academic performance.”
“This year’s A-F ratings illustrate the progress Texas public schools are making and acknowledge the hard work of our educators while illuminating areas of needed improvement to ensure that all students have access to a high-quality education,” Texas Education Commissioner Mike Morath said. “Through our commitment to transparency and accessibility, parents and the public can explore the ratings and associated resources to clearly understand the performance of their schools.”
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Ratings are available at TXschools.gov, which includes a map tool allowing users to search schools by address and compare performance across districts.
Several Central Texas districts posted gains this year. Austin ISD rose to a B with a score of 81, up from a C at 79 in 2025. Pflugerville ISD also climbed to a B at 81, up from a C at 79. Georgetown ISD improved to a B at 80, up from a C at 76.
Round Rock ISD earned a B with a score of 89, up from 87 the previous year. Leander ISD received a B at 87, a slight decline from 88 in 2025.
Other districts in the region posted mixed results. Hutto ISD received a C with a score of 75, down slightly from 76 in 2025. Manor ISD earned a D at 66, up from 60 the previous year, while Del Valle ISD also received a D, with a score of 66, down from 68 in 2025.
The full 2026 ratings for districts and campuses statewide are available at TXschools.gov.