Southeast Texas Schools & Education

Nederland ISD is the highest-rated major school district in Southeast Texas, consistently earning TEA "A" ratings.

Hardin-Jefferson ISD serves the rural communities of northern Jefferson County and southern Hardin County, including Sour Lake, China, and surrounding areas.

Bridge City ISD is one of the higher-performing school districts in Orange County, serving the Bridge City community with strong academics and competitive athletics.

Port Neches-Groves ISD serves the twin Mid-County communities of Port Neches and Groves.

Orangefield ISD is a small rural school district in Orange County known for high academic performance relative to its size.

Hamshire-Fannett ISD serves the rural eastern Jefferson County communities of Hamshire and Fannett.

Lumberton ISD is one of the fastest-growing school districts in Southeast Texas, serving a rapidly expanding suburban community in Hardin County north of Beaumont.

Little Cypress-Mauriceville CISD serves the communities of Mauriceville and western Orange County.

East Chambers ISD serves the Winnie and Stowell communities in eastern Chambers County, at the western edge of the Southeast Texas region.

Bob Hope School is an independent charter school in Beaumont offering a structured, character-based education with a military-influenced JROTC program.

Beaumont ISD is the largest school district in Southeast Texas, serving 18,500 students across 32 campuses in the city of Beaumont.

Port Arthur ISD serves 8,200 students in the city of Port Arthur, facing significant challenges related to poverty, bilingual education needs, and declining enrollment.