Enter an address to see its zoned campuses, or browse a county and filter by minimum rating and school level. The tool shows what the state publishes about each campus.
It covers public and charter schools in Austin, Fort Bend, Grimes, Harris, Montgomery and Waller counties. If your area is outside those, tell us and we can point you to the district.
The state's A-to-F rating plus measures such as college, career and military readiness, graduation rate, AP and IB results and student-teacher ratio, with the district named.
Yes. Public and charter schools are listed separately, each with its own search, so you can compare campuses side by side.
From the Texas Education Agency's accountability ratings and its campus performance reports, with attendance-zone boundaries used to match campuses to addresses.
No. A rating is one measure among many, not a verdict on a school or a measure of fit. Visit, ask the district and weigh the other measures.
Yes. Boundary adjustments, capacity transfers and magnet programs can change zoning, so confirm the current zone with the district before you make an offer.
Yes. The state updates ratings on its own schedule and the tool shows the cycle it is using.
Shop by campus first and let the house follow. Set a minimum rating and level, then use home search filters for school district, zoned school and minimum grades.
To see how your zoned campuses appear to buyers using the same tool, and to prepare accurate answers.
The Home Report, the neighborhood data page and What's Nearby. They show costs, public incident data and places around a home.
No. The tool opens without an account. Registration is free, and one registration also unlocks sold prices, listing history and our home value estimate elsewhere on the site.