MULLIN ISD

Located at 403 W Bulldog Drive in Mullin, Texas, Mullin Independent School District is an active, traditional public school district serving a distinct rural remote community in Central Texas. Operating three schools across its traditional public system, the non-charter district provides a continuous academic journey spanning from pre-kindergarten all the way through 12th grade. Its isolated geographic setting creates a close-knit learning environment focused on delivering personal attention and consistent community support for students throughout their elementary, middle, and high school years.

According to federal data for the 2024–2025 academic year, Mullin ISD serves a compact student body of 132 pupils, consisting of 80 male and 52 female students. The district’s demographic profile reflects a diverse rural population, encompassing 86 White, 31 Hispanic, 12 Black, two multiracial, and one Asian student. Supporting this student population is a substantial workforce relative to its size, featuring approximately 49.5 full-time equivalent teachers alongside 13.5 instructional aides and over 41 support staff members, bringing total district personnel to nearly 105 full-time positions. This strong staffing context ensures that researchers, parents, and prospective students will find a highly supported educational setting tailored to individual student success.