WOODSON ISD

Located at 207 E Hill in Woodson, Texas, Woodson Independent School District serves as an active, single-campus public school district rooted in a remote rural community. Operating independently outside of charter or supervisory union frameworks, the district provides a unified educational journey under one roof, offering comprehensive instruction from pre-kindergarten all the way through twelfth grade. This streamlined campus structure allows area families to experience a continuous learning environment where students transition smoothly across primary, middle, and high school grade levels within a familiar community setting.

According to federal educational records for the 2024–2025 academic year, Woodson ISD serves a close-knit student body of 178 children, comprising 94 male and 84 female students. The student population is predominantly White (140 students) and Hispanic (32 students), alongside multiracial, Asian, Black, and American Indian representation. To support learning and daily operations, the district maintains a dedicated workforce of approximately 59 full-time equivalent staff members, including nearly 32 classroom teachers, 6 instructional aides, and 21 support personnel. This generous staffing ratio relative to its small student body enables Woodson ISD to deliver highly personalized instruction, strong student-teacher relationships, and individualized attention tailored to the needs of a rural school community.