Two Austin ISD Schools Receive Fifth Consecutive ‘F’ Rating

Austin, TX, August 14, 2026 —

Two schools within the Austin Independent School District (Austin ISD) have been given their fifth consecutive “F” rating, according to recent evaluations. The specific names of the schools and the entity that issued the ratings were not provided in the available information.

This marks the fifth year in a row that these two campuses have received the lowest possible rating. The implications of such a rating typically involve increased scrutiny from state education authorities and potential intervention measures.

The specific criteria used for assigning these ratings, such as standardized test scores, graduation rates, or other academic and operational metrics, were not detailed. Furthermore, information regarding any planned actions or support initiatives from Austin ISD or state officials in response to this persistent rating was also not available.

The lack of specific details about the schools involved, the rating body, and the underlying reasons for the consistent “F” ratings means that a comprehensive understanding of the situation and its potential impact on students, staff, and the community cannot be fully assessed at this time.

Further details regarding the schools affected and the district’s response are expected to be released.

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