RANKIN ISD

Located at 1201 Upton Street in Rankin, Texas, Rankin Independent School District is an active, traditional public school system dedicated to providing a complete educational pathway for local youth. Set within a remote rural community, this non-charter district consolidates its educational offerings into a single campus, serving students from early childhood through high school graduation across Pre-Kindergarten through 12th grade. Operating independently rather than as part of a supervisory union, the district serves as a vital anchor for its surrounding West Texas community, delivering accessible academic programming tailored to the needs of a small-town student body.

According to federal education data for the 2024–2025 academic year, Rankin ISD enrolls a close-knit population of 301 students, representing a demographic mix that includes 158 White students, 129 Hispanic students, as well as multiracial, Black, and Asian learners. A defining feature of the district is its substantial staffing footprint relative to its student body size, employing a full-time equivalent workforce of roughly 158 total staff members. This includes over 85 full-time equivalent teachers alongside more than 72 support personnel, ensuring remarkably small instructional groups, highly personalized mentorship, and a strong safety net of student services. Families, students, and education researchers seeking further details can explore the district’s offerings online at www.rankinisd.net or connect with the administration directly by phone at (432) 693-2461.