33 Bexar County schools receive F ratings from TEA in latest accountability ratings
Key Points:
- Thirty-three schools in Bexar County received an F rating in the Texas Education Agency's 2026 accountability grades, with San Antonio ISD having the most failing campuses at eight, followed by Northside ISD with five.
- The failing schools include elementary, middle, and K-12 campuses across several districts and charter networks such as IDEA Public Schools, Judson ISD, and various charter school systems.
- Despite local F ratings, Texas schools statewide showed improvement, with 24% of districts and campuses improving their ratings from 2025, and 85% of campuses earning a C or better in the state's A-F accountability system.
- Several San Antonio-area districts improved their overall ratings, including North East ISD moving from a C to a B, and Harlandale, Judson, and South San Antonio ISDs improving from D to C ratings.
- Districts have until September 11 to appeal their accountability grades, with the Texas Education Agency emphasizing that the ratings aim to provide clearer insight into school performance and highlight areas needing improvement.