ECTOR COUNTY ISD

Ector County ISD is an active, traditional public school district headquartered at 802 N. Sam Houston in Odessa, Texas. Operating within a midsize city setting in the vibrant Odessa metropolitan area, this open district serves a comprehensive grade span from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade across 44 operational schools. With a total enrollment of 33,663 students, the district reflects a richly diverse student body made up predominantly of Hispanic (27,417), White (4,161), and Black (1,124) learners, alongside Asian, Native American, Pacific Islander, and multiracial peers. As a central educational pillar for the region, the district offers a well-structured academic pipeline designed to guide students seamlessly from early childhood through high school graduation.

To support its large and dynamic student body, Ector County ISD maintains a substantial professional infrastructure comprising over 7,717 full-time equivalent (FTE) staff members. The district’s instructional framework is driven by approximately 3,455 full-time teachers and 565 instructional aides, resulting in an attentive student-to-teacher ratio of roughly 10 to 1. This instructional core is further reinforced by a robust support staff of nearly 3,700 personnel who oversee operations, student services, and facility maintenance. Families and researchers seeking to learn more about the district's programs and community offerings can connect via their central administrative team or through their official web portal at ectorcountyisd.org.