Independent School District(ISD) Map

In Texas, all but one of the state's school districts are considered "Independent" since they do not fall under the direct control of any other local government, and their boundaries are not constrained by any city or county border lines.  Each district is run by an elected school board, which appoints a superintendent and sets budgets and tax rates.  Only the State of Texas has the authority to regulate and oversee the actions of an Independent School District.

The one exception is the Stafford Municipal School District, which de-annexed itself from the Fort Bend Independent School District.  Stafford MSD (#50) lies entirely within the city limits of the City of Stafford, and shares its recreational and auditorium facilities.

Clicking on any District on the map below will take you to its Profile Page.