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Education service region 16

Region 16: Amarillo

60 districts · 213 campuses · 26 counties

One of the twenty regions TEA uses to organise Texas public education. Every geographic district below links to its full record; open-enrollment charter systems are indexed statewide.

What this region contains

Districts
60
Campuses
213
Counties
26
Average district score
83.9

Mean of 59 districts with a score

Students
76,822

Across 60 districts reporting enrollment

Region 16: Amarillo averages 83.9 across the 59 districts with a published overall score. That is 2.2 points above the state average of 81.7, which averages 1,019 Texas districts.

Region 16: Amarillo ranked

The districts below this heading are ordered by score in one table on one page. These are the ranked lists for Region 16: Amarillo on their own — each with its population, its n and its exclusions stated — for when the ordering is the thing you came for.

Rankings for every region, county and the whole state — each one states the population it ranks, how many entities are in it, and what was left out.

26 counties in this region

60 districts in Region 16: Amarillo

Ordered by overall score, highest first. Districts TEA did not rate appear last.

Districts in Region 16: Amarillo
DistrictCountyRatingScoreStudents
Claude ISDArmstrongA96312
Nazareth ISDCastroA95239
Turkey-Quitaque ISDHallA95176
Gruver ISDHansfordA94420
Hartley ISDHartleyA94244
Canadian ISDHemphillA93678
Miami ISDRobertsA93180
Silverton ISDBriscoeA93195
Texhoma ISDShermanA93138
Texline ISDDallamA93224
Wildorado ISDOldhamA93198
Plemons-Stinnett-Phillips CISDHutchinsonA91529
Adrian ISDOldhamA90136
Happy ISDSwisherA90238
Lazbuddie ISDParmerA90127
Panhandle ISDCarsonA90577
Vega ISDOldhamA90354
Bushland ISDPotterB891,428
Farwell ISDParmerB89570
Hedley ISDDonleyB8985
Wellington ISDCollingsworthB89516
Stratford ISDShermanB88493
Wheeler ISDWheelerB88341
Canyon ISDRandallB8711,590
Fort Elliott CISDWheelerB87133
McLean ISDGrayB87177
Spearman ISDHansfordB87656
White Deer ISDCarsonB86302
Amarillo ISDPotterB8528,276
Dumas ISDMooreB854,246
Memphis ISDHallB85343
Sunray Collegiate ISDMooreB85549
Kress ISDSwisherB83278
Booker ISDLipscombB82335
Channing ISDHartleyB82118
Kelton ISDWheelerB82129
Perryton ISDOchiltreeB821,709
Childress ISDChildressB81903
Groom ISDCarsonB81112
Hart ISDCastroB81209
Highland Park ISDPotterB81726
River Road ISDPotterB801,187
Walcott ISDDeaf SmithB80138
Clarendon ISDDonleyC79403
Sanford-Fritch ISDHutchinsonC79715
Borger ISDHutchinsonC782,152
Shamrock ISDWheelerC78350
Dimmitt ISDCastroC771,074
Pampa ISDGrayC763,059
Dalhart ISDDallamC731,818
Friona ISDParmerC73983
Pringle-Morse CISDHansfordC73127
Follett ISDLipscombC72170
Hereford ISDDeaf SmithC713,852
Tulia ISDSwisherC71731
Grandview-Hopkins ISDGrayC7044
Lefors ISDGrayC70177
Bovina ISDParmerD69370
Darrouzett ISDLipscombD6797
Boys Ranch ISDOldhamNot Rated—186

Where this comes from

Ratings and scores come from data the Texas Education Agency publishes at txschools.gov, fetched 15 August 2026. Enrollment figures come from TEA's separate PEIMS Student Program reports. Both archives carry checksums so each number stays traceable to the bytes TEA served. This site is unofficial and is not affiliated with TEA.

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