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Education service region 20

Region 20: San Antonio

58 districts · 705 campuses · 18 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
58
Campuses
705
Counties
18
Average district score
79.9

Mean of 58 districts with a score

Students
438,962

Across 58 districts reporting enrollment

Region 20: San Antonio averages 79.9 across the 58 districts with a published overall score. That is 1.8 points below the state average of 81.7, which averages 1,019 Texas districts.

Region 20: San Antonio ranked

The districts below this heading are ordered by score in one table on one page. These are the ranked lists for Region 20: San Antonio 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.

18 counties in this region

58 districts in Region 20: San Antonio

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

Districts in Region 20: San Antonio
DistrictCountyRatingScoreStudents
Ft Sam Houston ISDBexarA951,545
Randolph Field ISDBexarA941,405
Utopia ISDUvaldeA94190
D'Hanis ISDMedinaA93297
Boerne ISDKendallA9211,179
Hunt ISDKerrA92212
Knippa ISDUvaldeA92411
Ingram ISDKerrA911,368
Poth ISDWilsonA91969
Falls City ISDKarnesA90454
Alamo Heights ISDBexarB884,735
Comal ISDComalB8830,421
Somerset ISDBexarB884,178
Lackland ISDBexarB87967
La Vernia ISDWilsonB843,525
Navarro ISDGuadalupeB843,050
New Braunfels ISDComalB849,746
Eagle Pass ISDMaverickB8313,450
Karnes City ISDKarnesB83929
Marion ISDGuadalupeB831,748
Southside ISDBexarB836,093
Medina Valley ISDMedinaB8210,492
Stockdale ISDWilsonB82883
Floresville ISDWilsonB813,898
Kerrville ISDKerrB814,404
North East ISDBexarB8153,732
Schertz-Cibolo-U City ISDGuadalupeB8114,792
Charlotte ISDAtascosaB80422
Medina ISDBanderaB80239
Center Point ISDKerrC79492
Southwest ISDBexarC7914,868
Cotulla ISDLa SalleC781,136
Jourdanton ISDAtascosaC781,563
Northside ISDBexarC7898,333
Pleasanton ISDAtascosaC773,317
Bandera ISDBanderaC762,167
Brackett ISDKinneyC76492
East Central ISDBexarC7611,829
Comfort ISDKendallC751,012
Hondo ISDMedinaC751,724
Pearsall ISDFrioC751,904
San Antonio ISDBexarC7542,548
South San Antonio ISDBexarC757,084
Crystal City ISDZavalaC741,493
Devine ISDMedinaC741,987
Dilley ISDFrioC74830
Harlandale ISDBexarC7411,114
Sabinal ISDUvaldeC74453
Carrizo Springs CISDDimmitC731,817
Leakey ISDRealC72308
Natalia ISDMedinaC721,304
Judson ISDBexarC7122,620
Seguin ISDGuadalupeC707,190
Lytle ISDAtascosaD691,807
Edgewood ISDBexarD687,694
La Pryor ISDZavalaD67449
Poteet ISDAtascosaD661,871
Uvalde CISDUvaldeF593,822

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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