Texas school data
9,774 public schools and 1,222 districts appear in K12 Atlas for Texas. This hub lists coverage signals and links to source-backed pages.
Fields available in this state.
Enrollment movement
4,155 shrinking schools and 2,311 growing schools, using 5-year CCD trend fields where available.
Program and staffing fields
1,213 schools report AP coursework and 2,035 report zero nurse FTE in CRDC fields.
Title I positives
8,836 school profiles carry positive Title I status. Missing values are not rewritten as negatives.
Source model
Directory and enrollment fields come from NCES CCD; staffing, course, and discipline fields come from CRDC; finance comes from Census F-33.
How to verify Texas school records
TAPR provides campus and district reporting. Confirm the reporting year and identifier before comparing a state result with federal CCD enrollment or CRDC staffing. Start with Texas Academic Performance Reports.
The counts above describe K12 Atlas release v2026.07 coverage. Staffing, Title I, finance, and graduation fields use their own reporting years and have different usable populations. A missing field is not a negative result. The Texas school directory supports identity and grade-span lookup; its public and private records are a different universe from these public-school dataset totals.
For comparisons, use the enrollment-change guide and district spending guide. Keep each source year and denominator alongside the release version in your citation.
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Use the reporting year shown beside each metric when comparing records. NCES CCD data files cover public-school directory and enrollment records; Civil Rights Data Collection covers staffing, programs and discipline; Census school finance files report district finance. Our methodology explains the joins, coverage and missing values.
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Open the Texas school directory for school identity, districts and grade spans.