TEA releases school district reports cards; Austin ISD faces possible takeover as Fort Worth shows improvements
School district report cards from the Texas Education Agency are in, and another large school district is facing a potential state takeover.
Austin ISD had two schools score their fifth consecutive failing grade, potentially triggering an intervention like what is happening in Houston and Fort Worth, two large districts under state control.
If you'd like to look at your school's ratings visit: https://txschools.gov/.
Here's a closer look at scores in Fort Worth ISD, which reflect work done before the state takeover and are based on results from the previous school year:
- 17 A-rated campuses
- 38 B- rated campuses
- 43 C- rated campuses
- 19 D- rated campuses
- 7 F-rated campuses
In comparison to the 2024-2025 school year, Fort Worth ISD decreased the number of campuses rated D or F from 39 to 26.
So-called ELEVATE schools were previously some of the lowest-performing campuses in the district. Of those 19 campuses, 12 improved.
Most notable is Diamond Hill Elementary School, jumping from a "D" to an "A". The remaining campuses sustained their "D" or "F" ratings.
However, the following new campuses dropped to an "F":
- Woodway Elementary School: C to F
- Carter Park Elementary School: C to F
- Sunrise McMillan Elementary School: C to F
It's not clear whether these will be converted to ELEVATE campuses based on their scores.
While Austin ISD is facing a potential takeover, Greenville ISD avoided one. It boosted Crockett Elementary from four consecutive "F" ratings to a "B".
