News Story

Dear Austin ISD Family,

Today, the Texas Education Agency released the 2024 and 2025 state accountability results and while we’re seeing promising growth districtwide, it’s clear there’s still work to be done. 

Here’s what we’re seeing from the data from 2024 and 2025: 

• 67 campuses showed overall growth,
• 34 campuses improved their rating,
• The number of campuses rated “A” jumped from 16 to 22,
• 11 campuses went from a “D” or “F” to a “C,” and
• The number of “D” or “F” rated campuses steadily declined for the last three years with 49 schools in 2023, 48 in 2024 and 41 in 2025. 

These improvements reflect the dedication of our students, the tireless commitment of our teachers and staff and the unwavering support from our families. 

While our overall accountability results show encouraging improvement, several campuses have received consecutive unacceptable ratings, underscoring the urgency of our efforts. 

Although we have not yet received official guidance from the state on formal turnaround plan requirements, we have had early insight into these results since late spring. This has allowed us to plan with our teams, work closely with campus leaders to strengthen instruction and collaborate with community partners, because we can only do this work if we do it together.

We are committed to doing the hard work together because the moment is right for accelerated growth across our district. Student success takes many forms and is measured in more ways than one. We are a vibrant, loving and innovative community that cares deeply about the success of our students. Together, we are making our Austin ISD stronger.

Sincerely,

Matias Segura, PE, MBA
Superintendent
Austin ISD