NORTH HOPKINS ISD

North Hopkins Independent School District is an active, traditional public school district serving families in Hopkins County and the surrounding rural setting of Sulphur Springs, Texas. Situated at 1994 FM 71 W, the district operates two school campuses that deliver a complete Pre-Kindergarten through 12th-grade educational experience. Set within a distant rural landscape in the Sulphur Springs metropolitan area, North Hopkins ISD fosters a close-knit, supportive learning environment with a current total enrollment of 495 students. The student body presents a balanced gender dynamic of 254 male and 241 female students, reflecting a community demographic composed predominantly of White (344) and Hispanic (134) students, along with multiracial and other minority student representation.

To maintain strong academic and operational quality across all grade levels, North Hopkins ISD maintains a robust staffing profile composed of approximately 190 full-time equivalent (FTE) personnel. This dedicated workforce includes nearly 97 full-time equivalent teachers, over 21 instructional aides, and more than 72 support staff members who collectively ensure low student-to-staff proportions and individualized instructional care. As an established public school system within Texas Congressional District 4, State Senate District 1, and House District 2, the district remains a foundational educational pillar for local families. Parents, community members, and educational researchers looking to learn more about district programs and enrollment can visit their official website at www.northhopkins.net or contact the district directly at (903) 945-2192.