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Source: TEA-PEIMS-Organization-Campus2008 Date: July 17, 2009 Author: Mark Lu • District: 6 digits e.g. 1907—001907 • Campus: 9 digits e.g. 1904102—001904102 District Campus Campus Name 1907 1907101 NORTHSIDE EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER 1902 1902001 CAYUGA H S 1907 1907041 PALESTINE MIDDLE SCHOOL 3801 3801001 PINEYWOODS COMMUNITY ACADEMY HIGH 1907 1907001 PALESTINE HIGH SCHOOL 2901 2901105 CLEARFORK EL 1906 1906102 NECHES EL 2901 2901104 UNDERWOOD ELEM 1906 1906002 NECHES H S 2901 2901103 SAN ANDRES ELEM 1904 1904102 FRANKSTON EL 2901 2901101 DEVONIAN ELEM 1904 1904041 FRANKSTON MIDDLE 2901 2901041 ANDREWS MIDDLE SCHOOL 1904 1904001 FRANKSTON H S 2901 2901002 ANDREWS ALTER 1903 1903101 ELKHART EL 2901 2901001 ANDREWS HIGH SCHOOL 1903 1903041 ELKHART MIDDLE 1909 1909101 SLOCUM EL 1903 1903001 ELKHART H S 1909 1909001 SLOCUM H S 1902 1902103 CAYUGA EL 1908 1908102 WESTWOOD PRI 1902 1902041 CAYUGA MIDDLE 1908 1908101 WESTWOOD EL 1 1908 1908041 WESTWOOD J H 3905 3905101 TEMPLE EL 1908 1908002 WESTWOOD H S 3905 3905041 DIBOLL J H 1907 1907110 STORY EL 3905 3905005 DIBOLL DAEP 1907 1907107 SOUTHSIDE PRI 3905 3905004 STUBBLEFIELD LRN CTR 3903 3903127 HERTY PRIMARY 3905 3905001 DIBOLL H S 3903 3903126 HACKNEY PRIMARY 3904 3904102 HUNTINGTON INT 3903 3903125 GARRETT PRIMARY 3904 3904101 HUNTINGTON EL 3903 3903124 DUNBAR PRIMARY 3904 3904041 HUNTINGTON MIDDLE 3903 3903123 COSTON EL 3904 3904005 PRIDE ALTER SCH 3903 3903122 BROOKHOLLOW EL 3904 3904001 HUNTINGTON H S 3903 3903121 BRANDON EL 3903 3903201 JUVENILE DETENT CTR 3903 3903120 ANDERSON EL 3903 3903141 SPECIAL SERVICES 3903 3903044 LUFKIN MIDDLE 3903 3903140 STATE SCHOOL 3903 3903004 STUBBLEFIELD LRN CTR 3903 3903130 TROUT PRIMARY 3903 3903001 LUFKIN H S 3903 3903129 SLACK EL 3902 3902102 W H BONNER ELEMENTARY 3903 3903128 KURTH PRIMARY 3902 3902101 W F PEAVY PRIMARY 5901 5901101 ARCHER CITY EL 3902 3902041 HUDSON MS 5901 5901001 ARCHER CITY H S 3902 3902004 STUBBLEFIELD LRN CTR 4901 4901103 LIVE OAK 1-3 LEARNING CENTER 3902 3902001 HUDSON H S 4901 4901102 LITTLE BAY PRIMARY SCHOOL 2 4901 4901101 FULTON 4-5 LEARNING CENTER 7901 7901001 CHARLOTTE H S 4901 4901041 ROCKPORT-FULTON MIDDLE SCHOOL 6902 6902101 CLAUDE EL 4901 4901001 ROCKPORT-FULTON HIGH SCHOOL 6902 6902001 CLAUDE H S 3907 3907102 CENTRAL EL 5904 5904101 WINDTHORST EL 3907 3907101 CENTRAL PRI 5904 5904001 WINDTHORST H S 3907 3907041 CENTRAL J H 5902 5902101 HOLLIDAY EL 3907 3907004 STUBBLEFIELD LRN CTR 5902 5902041 HOLLIDAY MIDDLE 3907 3907001 CENTRAL H S 5902 5902001 HOLLIDAY H S 3906 3906101 ZAVALLA EL 7905 7905104 PLEASANTON INTERMEDIATE 3906 3906004 STUBBLEFIELD LRN CTR 7905 7905103 PLEASANTON EL 3906 3906001 ZAVALLA H S 7905 7905102 LEMING EL 3905 3905102 DIBOLL PRI 7905 7905041 PLEASANTON J H 7902 7902005 ATASCOSA COUNTY JUVENILE JUSTICE 7905 7905005 CARE ACADEMY SCHOOL OF CHOICE 7902 7902004 THE LARRY BROWN SCHOOL 7905 7905004 ATASCOSA CO ALTER 7902 7902002 BIGFOOT ALTER SCH 7905 7905003 C A R E ACADEMY 7902 7902001 JOURDANTON H S 7905 7905001 PLEASANTON H S 7901 7901101 CHARLOTTE EL 7904 7904103 LYTLE PRIMARY SCHOOL 7901 7901041 CHARLOTTE J H 7904 7904101 LYTLE EL 7901 7901003 BIG FOOT ALT ED 7904 7904041 LYTLE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL 7901 7901002 ATASCOSA CO ALTER 7904 7904003 J J A E P 3 7904 7904002 BIGFOOT DAEP 11901 11901033 GATEWAY SCH 7904 7904001 LYTLE H S 11901 11901022 GENESIS H S 7902 7902101 JOURDANTON EL 11901 11901001 BASTROP H S 7902 7902041 JOURDANTON J H 10902 10902102 HILL COUNTRY EL 8903 8903001 BRAZOS H S 10902 10902101 ALKEK EL 8902 8902103 SELMAN INT 10902 10902041 BANDERA MIDDLE 8902 8902102 SELMAN EL 10902 10902001 BANDERA H S 8902 8902041 SEALY J H 10901 10901101 MEDINA EL 8902 8902001 SEALY H S 10901 10901001 MEDINA H S 8901 8901105 WEST END EL 9901 9901103 DILLMAN EL 8901 8901102 O'BRYANT INT 9901 9901101 MARY DESHAZO EL 8901 8901101 O'BRYANT PRIMARY 9901 9901041 WATSON J H 8901 8901041 BELLVILLE J H 9901 9901002 P E P 8901 8901001 BELLVILLE H S 9901 9901001 MULESHOE H S 7906 7906102 POTEET INTERMEDIATE 8903 8903102 BRAZOS EL 7906 7906101 POTEET ELEMENTARY 8903 8903041 BRAZOS MIDDLE 7906 7906041 POTEET J H 11902 11902102 ELGIN ELEMENTARY 7906 7906003 ATASCOSA CO JUVENILE UNIT 11902 11902101 BOOKER T WASHINGTON ELEMENTARY 7906 7906001 POTEET H S 11902 11902041 ELGIN MIDDLE SCHOOL 7905 7905105 PLEASANTON PRIMARY 11902 11902004 PHOENIX HIGH SCHOOL 4 11902 11902003 BASTROP COUNTY JUVENILE BOOT CAMP 12901 12901042 SEYMOUR MIDDLE SCHOOL 11902 11902001 ELGIN H S 12901 12901001 SEYMOUR H S 11901 11901110 LOST PINES ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 11905 11905101 MCDADE EL 11901 11901109 BLUEBONNET ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 11904 11904102 BROWN PRI 11901 11901108 CEDAR CREEK INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL 11904 11904101 SMITHVILLE EL 11901 11901107 RED ROCK ELEMENTARY 11904 11904041 SMITHVILLE J H 11901 11901106 CEDAR CREEK MIDDLE SCHOOL 11904 11904002 SMITHVILLE H S 11901 11901104 BASTROP INTERMEDIATE 11902 11902103 NEIDIG EL 11901 11901103 CEDAR CREEK ELEMENTARY 14902 14902001 BARTLETT SCHOOLS 11901 11901102 MINA ELEMENTARY 14901 14901101 ACADEMY EL 11901 11901101 EMILE ELEMENTARY 14901 14901042 ACADEMY JJAEP 11901 11901041 BASTROP MIDDLE 14901 14901041 ACADEMY J H 13901 13901104 THOMAS JEFFERSON EL 14901 14901001 ACADEMY H S 13901 13901102 FADDEN-MCKEOWN-CHAMBLISS ELEMENTA 14804 14804001 CEDAR CREST SCHOOL 13901 13901101 R A HALL ELEMENTARY 14803 14803101 TEMPLE EDUCATION CENTER 13901 13901041 MORENO MIDDLE SCHOOL 14802 14802001 TRANSFORMATIVE CHARTER ACADEMY 13901 13901002 LEARNING RESOURCE CENTER 14801 14801001 RICHARD MILBURN ALTER H S (KILLEE 13901 13901001 A C JONES HIGH SCHOOL 13905 13905101 SKIDMORE-TYNAN EL 13801 13801101 ST MARY'S ACADEMY CHARTER SCHOOL 13905 13905041 SKIDMORE-TYNAN J H 12901 12901101 SEYMOUR EL 13905 13905001 SKIDMORE-TYNAN H S 5 13903 13903101 PETTUS EL 14906 14906045 SMITH MIDDLE SCHOOL 13903 13903001 PETTUS H S 14906 14906044 MANOR MIDDLE SCHOOL 13902 13902101 PAWNEE ELEMENTARY / JUNIOR HIGH 14906 14906043 RANCIER MIDDLE SCHOOL 13901 13901105 HAMPTON-MORENO-DUGAT EARLY CHILDH 14906 14906042 NOLAN MIDDLE SCHOOL 14905 14905041 BOWMAN MIDDLE 14906 14906041 FAIRWAY MIDDLE SCHOOL 14905 14905001 HOLLAND H S 14906 14906026 KILLEEN J J A E P 14903 14903116 TARVER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 14906 14906025 BELL COUNTY JUVENILE DETENTION CE 14903 14903114 TYLER EL 14906 14906022 METROPLEX SCHOOL 14903 14903111 JOE M PIRTLE ELEMENTARY 14906 14906009 HAYNES SCHOOL (MS) 14903 14903109 SPARTA EL 14906 14906008 SHOEMAKER HIGH SCHOOL 14903 14903108 LAKEWOOD EL 14906 14906007 HARKER HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL 14903 14903104 SOUTHWEST EL 14906 14906006 PATHWAYS LEARNING CENTER 14903 14903103 MILLER HEIGHTS EL 14906 14906004 HAYNES SCHOOL (HS) 14903 14903102 LEON HEIGHTS EL 14906 14906002 ELLISON HIGH SCHOOL 14903 14903043 LAKE BELTON M S 14906 14906001 KILLEEN HIGH SCHOOL 14903 14903042 BELTON M S 14905 14905101 HOLLAND EL 14903 14903006 BELL CO J J A E P 14906 14906112 WEST WARD ELEMENTARY 14903 14903005 HENRY T WASKOW HIGH SCHOOL 14906 14906111 SUGAR LOAF ELEMENTARY 14903 14903001 BELTON H S 14906 14906110 PERSHING PARK ELEMENTARY 14902 14902002 WILLIAMSON CO J J A E P 14906 14906109 PEEBLES ELEMENTARY 6 14906 14906108 MEADOWS ELEMENTARY 14906 14906116 CLARKE ELEMENTARY 14906 14906105 HARKER HEIGHTS ELEMENTARY 14906 14906115 NOLANVILLE ELEMENTARY 14906 14906104 FOWLER ELEMENTARY 14906 14906113 BELLAIRE ELEMENTARY 14906 14906103 EAST WARD ELEMENTARY 14906 14906126 VENABLE VILLAGE ELEMENTARY 14906 14906102 CLIFTON PARK ELEMENTARY 14906 14906127 TRIMMIER ELEMENTARY 14906 14906100 ELEMENTARY ALTERNATIVE LEARNING C 14906 14906128 MONTAGUE VILLAGE ELEMENTARY 14906 14906052 AUDIE MURPHY MIDDLE SCHOOL 14906 14906129 MAXDALE ELEMENTARY 14906 14906051 UNION GROVE MIDDLE SCHOOL 14906 14906130 IRA CROSS JR ELEMENTARY 14906 14906050 LIVE OAK RIDGE MIDDLE SCHOOL 14906 14906131 IDUMA ELEMENTARY 14906 14906049 LIBERTY HILL MIDDLE SCHOOL 14906 14906132 OVETA CULP HOBBY ELEMENTARY 14906 14906048 PALO ALTO MIDDLE SCHOOL 14906 14906133 TIMBER RIDGE ELEMENTARY 14906 14906046 EASTERN HILLS MIDDLE SCHOOL 14906 14906135 SAEGERT ELEMENTARY 14906 14906125 BROOKHAVEN ELEMENTARY 14906 14906136 SKIPCHA ELEMENTARY 14906 14906124 CEDAR VALLEY ELEMENTARY 14907 14907001 ROGERS H S 14906 14906123 CLEAR CREEK ELEMENTARY 14907 14907041 ROGERS MIDDLE 14906 14906122 REECES CREEK ELEMENTARY 14907 14907102 ROGERS EL 14906 14906121 MOUNTAIN VIEW ELEMENTARY 14908 14908001 SALADO H S 14906 14906120 WILLOW SPRINGS ELEMENTARY 14908 14908002 BELL CO JJAEP 14906 14906119 HAY BRANCH ELEMENTARY 14908 14908041 SALADO INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL 14906 14906117 DUNCAN ELEMENTARY 14908 14908101 THOMAS ARNOLD EL 7 14909 14909002 TEMPLE H S 14910 14910101 TROY ELEMENTARY 14909 14909005 WHEATLEY ALTERNATIVE EDUCATION CE 14910 14910103 EDNA BIGHAM MAYS ELEMENTARY 14909 14909006 BELL CO J J A E P 15801 15801001 POR VIDA ACADEMY CHARTER H S 14909 14909041 LAMAR MIDDLE 15801 15801002 CORPUS CHRISTI ACADEMY 14909 14909042 TRAVIS MIDDLE 15801 15801003 CESAR E CHAVEZ ACADEMY 14909 14909044 BONHAM MIDDLE 15802 15802001 GEORGE GERVIN ACADEMY 14909 14909101 BETHUNE EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER 15802 15802004 THE EDUCATION AND TRAINING CENTER 14909 14909102 CATER EL 15803 15803101 HIGGS CARTER KING GIFTED & TALENT 14909 14909107 JEFFERSON EL 15805 15805041 NEW FRONTIERS MIDDLE SCH 14909 14909110 SCOTT EL 15805 15805101 NEW FRONTIERS CHARTER SCHOOL 14909 14909111 THORNTON EL 15805 15805102 EARLY CHILDHOOD ACADEMY 14909 14909114 WESTERN HILLS EL 15806 15806001 RICK HAWKINS H S 14909 14909115 MERIDITH-DUNBAR EL 15806 15806041 DR PAUL S SAENZ J H 14909 14909116 RAYE-ALLEN EL 15806 15806101 DR HARMON W KELLEY ELEMENTARY
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