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SAISD reports 12 priority schools; federal ESSA identifications shift slightly
Summary
The presenter said 12 San Antonio ISD campuses are highlighted as priority schools; federal ESSA identifications increased slightly in 2026 while comprehensive identifications decreased by 0.5, and four campuses are Year 4 at risk of advancing to Year 5 by the end of 2027.
The presenter told the board that 12 campuses have been identified as priority schools and are highlighted in the report. He said there are 34 schools that earned a D or F in the 2026 school year and that consequences for repeated unacceptable ratings depend on the number of consecutive years a campus is rated F.
On federal identification, the presenter summarized that the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) uses the Closing the Gaps domain and includes three levels of identification: additional targeted support, targeted support and intervention, and comprehensive support and intervention. He said the number of campuses identified under federal accountability increased slightly in 2026 while the number identified for comprehensive support and improvement decreased by 0.5. The presenter also reported year-by-year local counts: four Year 4 campuses at risk of advancing to Year 5 by the end of 2027, four Year 3 campuses, nine Year 2 campuses and three Year 1 campuses.
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