AUSTIN (KXAN) — In a letter sent to parents Friday, Austin Independent School District’s superintendent addressed the district’s Texas Education Agency (TEA) accountability ratings.

AISD Superintendent Matias Segura said the district has seen promising growth; however, “there’s still work to be done.”

According to the TEA ratings, three AISD schools received a fourth “F” score in a row. If the district does not improve all three campuses by a letter grade in the new school year, it could face district-wide state intervention.

“Although we have not yet received official guidance from the state on formal turnaround plan requirements, we have had early insight into these results since late spring,” Segura said. “This has allowed us to plan with our teams, work closely with campus leaders t

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