AUSTIN, Texas — The Texas Education Agency (TEA) has released its 2025-2026 accountability ratings for school districts and individual campuses, including a “B” overall for Austin ISD – the district’s first in four years.
Overall, the campus ratings were a mixed bag for Austin ISD. The district had more than two dozen schools get an “A” and nearly three dozen get a “B,” but 11 schools got a “D” rating and 20 got an “F.” Included in those failing schools are Burnet and Webb middle schools, which each received their fifth consecutive “F,” prompting a potential state takeover of the district.