ALDINE ISD

Located at 2520 W. W. Thorne Drive in Houston, Texas, Aldine Independent School District operates as an active, traditional public school district serving the large suburban communities of the greater Houston-Pasadena-The Woodlands area. Grounded in a commitment to early childhood and primary-through-secondary education, the district offers a continuous academic pipeline spanning from Pre-Kindergarten through 12th grade across its 80 operational schools. Within the 2024–2025 academic period, Aldine ISD serves a vibrant student body of 56,419 learners. This student population reflects a rich tapestry of cultural backgrounds, with a strong representation of Hispanic and Black students alongside Asian, White, Multiracial, Native American, and Pacific Islander peers.

To support this expansive learning community, Aldine ISD maintains a robust staffing ecosystem of more than 18,700 full-time equivalent personnel. The frontline instructional experience is driven by over 7,830 full-time equivalent classroom teachers, complemented by approximately 1,130 instructional aides who provide essential small-group and individualized classroom support. Additionally, an extensive team of more than 9,700 specialized support staff members oversees operational, counseling, and administrative needs across all campuses. For parents evaluating educational options, students navigating their academic pathways, and researchers analyzing large suburban district models, Aldine ISD stands as a central pillar of public education in the region, with further community resources available on its official website at aldineisd.org.