CUSHING ISD

Nestled in East Texas at 1088 W Bearkat Drive in Cushing, Texas, Cushing Independent School District is an active, traditional public school district serving a rural remote community within the Nacogdoches region. As a traditional public district, Cushing ISD operates two educational facilities designed to provide a cohesive learning pipeline spanning from prekindergarten all the way through 12th grade. The district’s remote geographic setting provides a focused, tight-knit academic atmosphere where students receive personalized attention across every developmental stage, preparing them for post-secondary pursuits and community engagement.

Serving a student body of 558 children—comprising 281 male and 277 female students—Cushing ISD fosters a welcoming environment with a diverse population that includes 381 White, 124 Hispanic, 25 Black, and 24 multiracial students. The district is well-resourced to support its student body, employing a full-time equivalent staff of over 175 professionals, including nearly 92 dedicated teachers alongside instructional aides and support staff. This robust staffing context ensures small class sizes and personalized academic support. Parents, community members, and researchers interested in learning more about the district's programs and community initiatives can visit their official website at www.cushingisd.org or contact the district administration directly.