Every buyer with kids asks about schools. A composite score is somebody else’s opinion — repeating it is where steering risk lives. K12 Atlas hands you the government-reported facts instead: boundaries, feeder patterns, enrollment, staffing, graduation rates — each with its source, so the buyer draws the conclusion.
On fair housing: K12 Atlas publishes no composite score and no neighborhood judgments — only school-level facts from government files, with sources shown. Data describes schools, not the people who live near them. Licensees integrating this data into housing surfaces are required to comply with the Fair Housing Act. Read the methodology.
Her team fields the school question forty times a month. Now the answer is a printed district report with a sources appendix — the buyer reads the facts, the agent never editorializes, and the brokerage’s compliance officer finally exhales.
Your whole market: a District Report for every district in the metro, plus the cross-district comparison workbook.
Statewide teams and relocation desks: every school in the state as filterable Excel + CSV.
Multi-market brokerages, white-label reports, or embedding school facts in your buyer portal.
Buy buttons open an email with your SKU — payment link by reply within 24 hours · 7-day refund.
Start with the free Austin ISD sample — the exact document your buyers would get.
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