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More Austin ISD campuses see failed A-F ratings as TEA releases 2023 scores

By Chloe Young

Nearly 43% of Austin ISD campuses received a D or F rating from the Texas Education Agency in the 2022-23 school year, prompting concerns over school closures and state intervention.

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