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Austin Independent School District

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Oct 12, 2026

Todd JeffriesHOST
102:01
It's only a matter of time before they ask you to go to the polls and approve another property tax increase.
Todd JeffriesHOST
102:06
And I don't care whether it's the City of Austin, Round Rock ISD, Austin ISD, Travis County, any of them.
Todd JeffriesHOST
102:11
Any governing body out there in the public sector should be rejected from a property tax increase and bonds until every single one of them opens up their books and shows people with a, with an independent audit and not in this, "You know, well, we've checked our work, and we found no problems."
Patrick OsbornHOST
102:25
The Round Rock story, how much did taxes go up? It was...
Patrick OsbornHOST
106:29
the $200 raise I'm getting this year as a result of this tax increase."
Todd JeffriesHOST
106:33
Yep.
Todd JeffriesHOST
106:33
Yeah, I mean, we've seen it happen in pla- in, in Austin ISD a couple of years ago, I think.
Todd JeffriesHOST
106:37
That was the exact same issue.
Tom PerumianHOST
0:45
Eight school districts, including Fort Worth ISD, are currently under TEA control.
Tom PerumianHOST
0:50
Austin ISD is also in danger of a state takeover after two middle school campuses received five consecutive failing grades.
Tom PerumianHOST
1:00
A Brazos County jury has indicted a man accused of murdering a professional boxer from the Houston area.
Tom PerumianHOST
1:06
Charles Medina is charged with murder and one count of aggravated assault, according to the district attorney's office.
Shelby RoseHOST
1:33
Eight school districts, including Fort Worth ISD, are currently under TEA control.
Shelby RoseHOST
1:37
Austin ISD is also in danger of a state takeover after two middle school campuses received five consecutive failing grades.
Shelby RoseHOST
1:45
The search continues for a 22-year-old Katy mother who went missing after a crash in Louisiana.
Shelby RoseHOST
1:52
State police say Kristen Munholland-
Shelby RoseCORRESPONDENT
23:05
Eight school districts, including Fort Worth ISD, are currently under TEA control.
Shelby RoseCORRESPONDENT
23:09
Austin ISD is also in danger of a state takeover after two middle school campuses received five consecutive failing grades.
Shelby RoseCORRESPONDENT
23:17
A new North Texas initiative hopes to increase workforce participation among people with disabilities.
Shelby RoseCORRESPONDENT
23:23
KERA's Abigail Ruhman reports.
Bianca SewardCORRESPONDENT
11:11
So, you know, comparing HISD to other districts across the greater Houston area isn't always the perfect match, you know.
Bianca SewardCORRESPONDENT
11:16
We're seeing enrollment declines in Austin ISD and other more urban districts.
Bianca SewardCORRESPONDENT
11:23
The enrollment decline is something to watch for Houston ISD.
Bianca SewardCORRESPONDENT
11:25
I mean, also, the district is built to service 200,000 students, so those bills don't disappear.
Greta Diaz-Gonzalez-VasquezCORRESPONDENT
1:59
So he said that his office will be doing a performance review of four, uh, Texas school districts to ensure transparency and responsible use of public funds.
Greta Diaz-Gonzalez-VasquezCORRESPONDENT
2:10
He picked four, four districts of different sizes in terms of enrollment, AISD is the biggest one, and also different locations in the state.
Greta Diaz-Gonzalez-VasquezCORRESPONDENT
2:18
So we have Austin ISD, um, El Paso ISD, Barbers Hill ISD, which is east of Houston, and then also Prosper ISD, which is north of Dallas.
Jerry QuijanoHOST
2:28
Okay, so now we know what is going to happen.
Greta Diaz-Gonzalez-VasquezCORRESPONDENT
5:55
And we also reached out to the district asking for an interview or for comment, but we haven't heard back.
Greta Diaz-Gonzalez-VasquezCORRESPONDENT
6:01
Uh, but back in August, the TA flagged that Austin ISD hadn't lowered their student-staff ratio despite losing enrollment.
Greta Diaz-Gonzalez-VasquezCORRESPONDENT
6:07
But AISD officials over the years have said that they have decreased administrative costs in, during board meetings, we see very often uh, a, a chart that shows their admin cost that has been going down.
Jerry QuijanoHOST
6:20
Okay.
Patrick OsbornHOST
36:33
And when you look at what's happening in public schools, you know, Georgetown ISD is a great district.
Patrick OsbornHOST
36:36
There are a lot of great teachers in Austin ISD, for that matter, but far too many kids are going into the classroom, regular kids, and they're coming out with septum rings and green hair with their fists in the air, and they still don't know how to read on a grade level.
Patrick OsbornHOST
36:48
So, as a parent, what do you do? If you look at the public school system in Texas, you go, well...
Patrick OsbornHOST
36:54
I don't want my kid to become a communist.
Todd JeffriesHOST
40:40
Executive Director of Campus and Family Engagement, Victoria O'Neill, tells CBS Austin that they spoke with families and they left them pamphlets to let them know that their kids and their families have an option to come back.
Victoria O'NeillSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
40:52
We know that families have a lot of choices.
Victoria O'NeillSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
40:55
We want to make sure that they know that every student who lives in the Austin ISD boundaries has a guaranteed seat at their zoned elementary, middle and high schools.
Victoria O'NeillSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
41:04
Now,
Jerry QuijanoHOST
6:37
Internal documents show the Austin Police Department and the Austin Independent School District failed to communicate properly with each other and with families.
Jerry QuijanoHOST
6:45
The miscommunication led to some parents taking their kids to school while the gunman who shot his girlfriend and a police officer was still on the run.
Jerry QuijanoHOST
6:54
A year later, QUT's education reporter Greta Diaz-Gonzalez-Vasquez has the timeline of how AISD officials communicated internally and what both agencies, AISD and APD, have changed since then.
Greta Diaz-Gonzalez-VasquezCORRESPONDENT
7:09
On September 10th last year, a gunman shot his girlfriend and an APD officer near Silver Park.
Greta Diaz-Gonzalez-VasquezCORRESPONDENT
7:15
It was just after 4
Greta Diaz-Gonzalez-VasquezCORRESPONDENT
7:24
At 528, the Austin Police Department issued a shelter in place for the surrounding neighborhoods.
Greta Diaz-Gonzalez-VasquezCORRESPONDENT
7:29
Internal documents show Austin Independent School District officials began communicating on the matter about an hour later.
Greta Diaz-Gonzalez-VasquezCORRESPONDENT
7:36
AISD Police Chief Wayne Sneed says one of his officers was sent to APD's command center to get real-time information that morning, but he wasn't wearing a uniform.
Patrick OsbornHOST
31:23
Obviously, this is a very important extracurricular activity for a lot of young people in the band.
Patrick OsbornHOST
31:30
When you hear AISD say that not a single band has missed a football game or a competition...
Patrick OsbornHOST
31:36
It sounds to me like the parents have pulled together to do what they got to do, and the kids are still fine.
Patrick OsbornHOST
31:41
So they had to carry their instruments on their laps for a little while.
Phil KoopmanGUEST
43:13
Okay.
Phil KoopmanGUEST
43:15
If you get caught by the Austin School District running by school buses and get 26 tickets, do you think it's plausible that you're not paying attention to school buses anymore? I'm going to say that the C-suite has a dashboard for how often you're running by school buses and beating on the development team every time it happens to get that number lower, right? Yeah.
Phil KoopmanGUEST
43:35
So why can't that, why does Austin have to ask, have to instrument their buses to find out how it's happening? The, the Robotexy company knows if they don't know, they shouldn't be on the road.
Phil KoopmanGUEST
43:46
Of course they know.

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