YORKTOWN ISD

Located at 331 W. Main Street in Yorktown, Texas, the Yorktown Independent School District operates as an active, traditional public school system serving a rural remote community. Comprising three operational campuses, the district delivers a continuous educational pathway spanning from pre-kindergarten through the twelfth grade. Based on the 2024–2025 academic dataset, Yorktown ISD educates a total of 574 students, consisting of 302 male and 272 female learners. The student body reflects a rich rural demographic, largely represented by 285 White and 267 Hispanic students, alongside Black, multiracial, Asian, American Indian, and Pacific Islander peers, fostering an inclusive environment across all grade levels.

To guide student success from early childhood development through high school graduation, the district employs a dedicated professional workforce of approximately 180 full-time equivalent staff members. Instructional quality is backed by nearly 103 full-time equivalent teachers, supported by instructional aides and nearly 76 auxiliary and support personnel. This substantial staffing context allows the district to maintain focused instruction across all cohorts, serving grade populations that range from 57 pre-kindergarteners to 39 high school seniors. Families, community members, and educational researchers seeking to learn more can visit the district's website at www.yisd.org or contact administrative staff directly at (361) 564-2252.