MOTLEY COUNTY ISD

Located at 1600 Bundy in Matador, Texas, Motley County ISD is an active, traditional public school district serving families in a distinctively remote, rural region of West Texas. Operating a single instructional campus, the district provides a continuous educational pathway for students spanning from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade. As an independent, non-charter district, Motley County ISD acts as a vital educational and social anchor for the local community, maintaining a centralized environment where small-town values and dedicated instruction meet to support academic growth.

The district serves a compact, close-knit student body of 179 pupils, maintaining a balanced enrollment between male and female learners. Diversity within the district includes a predominant population of White and Hispanic students, along with Black and multiracial representation. What sets Motley County ISD apart is its exceptional staffing investment: the district employs approximately 35.5 full-time equivalent (FTE) teachers, supported by nearly 5 instructional aides and 37.5 operational support staff members. This rich staffing context creates an enviable student-to-teacher ratio of roughly 5 to 1, ensuring that children receive tailored, highly individualized attention from early childhood through high school graduation.