SAVOY ISD

Located at 302 W. Hayes in Savoy, Texas, Savoy Independent School District (ISD) is an open, traditional public school system serving a distant rural community within the greater Bonham metropolitan region. Operating two dedicated school campuses, the district provides a comprehensive PK–12 educational pathway that guides students from early childhood learning through high school graduation. As a cornerstone of its local community, Savoy ISD offers families a close-knit, accessible environment designed to foster academic growth and personal development. Community members, families, and researchers can engage with the district through its administrative office at (903) 965-5262 or online at savoyisd.org.

According to NCES data for the 2024–2025 academic year, Savoy ISD serves a student body of 305 learners, maintaining balanced cohort sizes across all grade levels—ranging from 21 pre-kindergarten children to 17 graduating seniors. The student population comprises 230 White, 53 Hispanic, 16 multiracial, 3 American Indian, and 3 Black students, with a gender breakdown of 160 male and 145 female students. To support this student body, the district relies on a well-resourced workforce consisting of approximately 64 full-time equivalent teachers, nearly 9 instructional aides, and 49 dedicated support personnel, bringing the total district staff to over 121 full-time equivalent positions. This favorable staffing context allows Savoy ISD to offer small class sizes, individualized instruction, and strong wraparound support across both of its operational facilities.