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5 trending Austin ISD stories in 2025: school closures, budget cuts and A-F ratings

By Chloe Young

Check out some of the top trending Austin ISD news stories you may have missed in 2025.

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The Round Rock ISD district office is adjacent to Round Rock High School. (Brooke Sjoberg/Community Impact)
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Austin ISD prepares to reassign nearly 4,000 students ahead of 10 school closures
Monies used to make these technology upgrades comes from the $125.3 million Proposition B passed by voters in November 2024. (Brooke Sjoberg/Community Impact)
Round Rock ISD to make infrastructure improvements, purchase new laptops for staff
The superintendent talks to middle school students in a classoom
Austin ISD considers charter school partners for Burnet, Dobie and Webb middle schools
KIPP Texas operates over 45 schools in the state. (Courtesy KIPP Public Schools)
KIPP to close 7 schools in Austin, San Antonio
Students sit at tables while learning in a classroom
Austin ISD unveils $34M renovations to Cook and Williams elementary schools
Gov. Abbott signs a bill into law.
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Round Rock ISD shares plans for first phase of new CTE center
Texas State university was given the go-ahead to purchase a 128 acre property encompassing Sink Springs in November. (Amira Van Leeuwen/Community Impact)
Texas State to purchase 128-acre Sink Creek property for $4.5M
a brick building with a sign that says Round Rock
Round Rock ISD moves forward with bond-funded construction contracts, vehicle replacements