After years of legal delays, the Texas Education Agency released accountability ratings on Friday, showing how public schools performed in 2024 and 2025 to the public. The ratings paint a precarious picture for three Austin Independent School District campuses that have already undergone significant changes ahead of the new school year.

See how your school and district scored in TEA's newly released A-F rankings, which can have crippling consequences for districts.

A state appeals court cleared the way for the TEA to release its 2024 ratings, ending nearly two years of legal fights over how the state grades districts. The ruling opens the door for the TEA to publish grades for every school and district in the state, including Austin ISD, where years of low scores nearly triggered a state takeover.