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Across Austin, coverage here takes in learning outcomes, school funding, teaching approaches, district policy changes and test score data releases. Reporting spans the classrooms and administration buildings throughout the city.


College Applications

Live Poll

Should university administrations publicly condemn political comments that target their own student body?

College Applications

University of Texas Declines Comment on Social Media Post

The school cites its 2024 institutional neutrality policy in response to concerns regarding recent online remarks.

University of Texas Declines Comment on Social Media Post

Secondary Education

Secondary Education

Austin ISD To Vote On New School Boundary Changes

Trustees meet October 29 to decide on rezoning plans that would take effect in the 2027-28 school year.


Administration

Live Poll

Do you believe larger class sizes in your local schools negatively affect student learning outcomes?

Administration

Anderson High School Literature Classes Grow This Year

Students face larger classes following the finalization of the district's 2026-27 budget.

Anderson High School Literature Classes Grow This Year

Scholarships

Live Poll

Do you trust technology tools to accurately evaluate human potential better than human experts can?

Scholarships

Scorability Raises $40 Million for Athletic Recruitment

The Austin-based platform plans to expand its mobile mentality assessments to include a dozen additional college sports.

Scorability Raises $40 Million for Athletic Recruitment

Language Learning

Live Poll

Do you believe corporate-sponsored technology programs in your local schools improve student career readiness?

Language Learning

Apple CEO Visits Summitt Elementary for Coding Demo

The visit highlights a three-year partnership between the tech giant and Region 13 to bring coding into Austin classrooms.

Apple CEO Visits Summitt Elementary for Coding Demo

More in Education

Coverage takes in curriculum updates, budget hearings, board decisions, graduation rates and staffing trends. It reaches across the city and the communities around it. Property tax structures often dictate how much funding reaches a classroom, creating a constant tension in the reporting. State legislative shifts are the most common factor that changes how local districts approach their goals.