The state rates campuses, as well as districts overall, based on student performance on the Texas Assessment of Knowledge and Skills and on dropout, high school completion and attendance rates.

Austin - academically acceptable

24 exemplary: Baranoff, Barton Hills, Blanton, Boone, Bryker Woods, Casis, Clayton, Cowan, Davis, Doss, Graham, Gullett, Highland Park, Joslin, Kiker, Lee, Mathews, Ortega, Patton, Pease, Pillow, Mills and Summit elementary schools; the Liberal Arts and Science Academy at LBJ High

• 30 recognized
• 45 academically acceptable
• 9 academically unacceptable: Garcia, Lamar, Martin, Mendez and Pearce middle schools; LBJ, Reagan, Travis, Eastside Memorial high schools

Bastrop – academically acceptable

• 3 exemplary: Cedar Creek, Emile, Mina elementary schools
• 2 recognized
• 5 academically acceptable
• 1 academically unacceptable: Bastrop Middle School

Del Valle – recognized

• 2 exemplary: Popham and Smith elementary schools
• 6 recognized
• 2 academically acceptable

Dripping Springs – recognized

• 2 exemplary: Rooster Springs and Walnut Springs elementaries
• 3 recognized

Eanes – exemplary

All campuses exemplary

Georgetown – academically acceptable

• 3 exemplary: Mitchell, Ford, The Village elementary schools
• 8 recognized
• 4 academically acceptable

Hays – academically acceptable

• 4 exemplary: Buda, Elm Grove, Fuentes, Negley elementary schools
• 3 recognized
• 10 academically acceptable

Lago Vista – recognized

• 2 exemplary: Lago Vista Elementary School; Lago Vista High School
• 1 recognized

Lake Travis – academically acceptable

• 5 exemplary: Bee Cave, Lake Pointe, Lake Travis and Serene Hills elementarys; Lake Travis Middle
• 1 recognized
• 2 academically acceptable

Leander – recognized

• 16 exemplary: Block House Creek, Bush, Cox, Cypress, Deer Creek, Faubion, Giddens, Grandview Hills, Mason, Parkside, Pleasant Hill, River Place, Rutledge, Steiner Ranch and Westside elementary schools; Canyon Ridge Middle School
• 12 recognized
• 3 academically acceptable

Manor – academically acceptable

• 4 recognized
• 4 academically acceptable
• academically unacceptable: Manor High School and Decker Middle school

Pflugerville – academically acceptable

• 3 exemplary: Pflugerville, Rowe Lane, Timmerman elementaries
• 10 recognized
• 12 academically acceptable

Round Rock – recognized

• 24 exemplary: Berkman, Brushy Creek, Cactus, Caldwell, Canyon Creek, Caraway, Deep Wood, Double File Trail, Fern Bluff, Forest North, Forest Creek, Great Oaks, Jollyville, Live Oak, Laurel Mountain, Old Town, Pond Springs, Sommer, Spicewood, Teravista, Union Hill and Wells Branch elementary schools; Canyon Vista Middle School; Westwood High School
• 11 recognized
• 9 academically acceptable

San Marcos – academically unacceptable

• 3 exemplary: Bowie, Crockett and DeZavala elementary schools
• 1 recognized
• 4 academically acceptable

Notable charter schools in Travis County

• Exemplary: Eden Park, Harmony School of Science Austin, Star Charter, University of Texas Elementary
• Academically unacceptable: Texas Empowerment Academy

Source: Texas Education Agency