Official 3A Enrollment Numbers for the 2008-2010 Realignment

[WOS87]

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Region I

District 1

Borger 777
Dalhart 444
Levelland 824
Lubbock Cooper 709
Lubbock Estacado 928
Perryton 622

District 2

Abilene Wylie 956
Breckenridge 459
Brownwood 901
Graham 721
Snyder 741
Sweetwater 634

District 3

Andrews 861
Brownfield 521
Lamesa 489
Midland Greenwood 479
Monahans 582
Seminole 633

District 4

Anthony 222
Clint 544
Fabens 725
Fort Stockton 637
Pecos 624
Tornillo 302

District 5

Bridgeport 661
Burkburnett 936
Decatur 855
Iowa Park 600
Vernon 603
Wichita Falls Hirschi 764

District 7

China Spring 609
Gatesville 794
Glen Rose 497
Hillsboro 461
West 490
Whitney 443

District 8

Burnet 975
Fischer Canyon Lake 906
Fredericksburg 928
Ingram Moore 521
Liberty Hill 704
Llano 510
Wimberley 661

Region II

District 9

Argyle 567
Celina 479
Gainesville 709
Prosper 657
Sanger 745
Whitesboro 539

District 10

Anna 494
Bonham 630
Commerce 463
Paris 935
Paris North Lamar 958
Van Alstyne 450

District 11

Carrollton Ranchview 788
Dallas Madison 523
Dallas Roosevelt 782
FW Carter-Riverside 955
FW Castleberry 854
FW Diamond Hill-Jarvis 914
Lake Worth 649

District 12

Alvarado 976
Crandall 702
Ferris 626
Kaufman 860
Kennedale 915
Venus 496

District 13

Emory Rains 485
Farmersville 460
Lucas Lovejoy 848
Nevada Community 478
Princeton 769
Quinlan Ford 815

District 14

Canton 555
Eustace 432
Kemp 490
Mineola 439
Van 695
Wills Point 824

District 16

Atlanta 531
Mount Vernon 473
New Boston 444
Pittsburg 681
Texarkana Liberty-Eylau 802
Texarkana Pleasant Grove 614

Region III

District 17

Bullard 494
Gilmer 701
Gladewater 568
Longview Spring Hill 524
Tatum 443
Tyler Chapel Hill 885

District 18

Carthage 794
Center 649
Diboll 485
Huntington 523
Jasper 813
Lufkin Hudson 698*
Pollok Central 488*
Rusk 570

District 19

Groesbeck 445
Lorena 481
Mexia 592
Robinson 742
Waco Connally 700
Waco La Vega 650

District 20

Athens 904
Brownsboro 822
Crockett 442
Fairfield 543
Palestine 865
Palestine Westwood 478

District 21

Bridge City 707
Hamshire-Fannett 568
Orangefield 521
Silsbee 844
Hardin-Jefferson 662
West Orange-Stark 691

District 22

Cleveland 823
Tarkington 611
Coldspring 534
Huffman Hargrave 937
Liberty 654
Shepherd 492
Splendora 907

District 24

Bryan Rudder 830
Caldwell 543
Cameron Yoe 437
Madisonville 612
Navasota 805
Rockdale 527
Taylor 943

Region IV

District 25

Bellville 688
Columbus 533
Giddings 561
La Grange 593
Sealy 758
Smithville 514

District 26

Brookshire Royal 476
Needville 845
Stafford 844
Sweeny 591
Columbia 874
Wharton 641

District 27

La Vernia 826
Luling 446
Marion 470
Poteet 546
SA Hawkins 511*
SA Houston 898
Somerset 886

District 28

Cuero 630
Edna 456
Goliad 432
Gonzales 718
Palacios 443
Yoakum 446

District 29

Bandera 824
Carrizo Springs 696
Crystal City 569
Devine 555
Hondo 615
Lytle 473
Pearsall 665

District 31

Aransas Pass 542
CC West Oso 507
Falfurrias 494
Ingleside 617
Mathis 536
Orange Grove 502
Robstown 958
Sinton 592

District 32

Hidalgo 935
La Feria 857
Lyford 435
Port Isabel 695
Progreso 513
Raymondville 659
Rio Hondo 634
Zapata 926

[WOS87]

TEAMS THAT ARE GUARANTEED TO GO DIVISION 1 NO MATTER WHAT
(if they qualify for the playoffs)

Lubbock Estacado
Abilene Wylie
Andrews
Fabens
Burkburnett
Gatesville
Burnet

Sanger
North Lamar
Carter-Riverside
Alvarado
Lucas Lovejoy
Wills Point
Liberty-Eylau

Tyler Chapel Hill
Jasper
Robinson
Athens
Silsbee
Huffman Hargrave
Taylor

Sealy
West Columbia
San Antonio Sam Houston
Gonzales
Bandera
Robstown
Hidalgo

[SpeedOption]

Lufkin Hudson 698* 700 and no FB. Thats wrong.

[jimmyceatworld]

Wylie has that many more than Brownwood? hmm. (I say that like it's a huge number)

[WOS87]

TEAMS THAT ARE GUARANTEED TO GO DIVISION 2 NO MATTER WHAT
(if they qualify for the playoffs)

Dalhart
Perryton
Breckenridge
Sweetwater
Lamesa
Midland Greenwood
Anthony
Tornillo
Iowa Park
Vernon
Whitney
Hillsboro
Llano
Ingram Moore

Celina
Whitesboro
Commerce
Van Alstyne
Dallas Madison
Lake Worth
Venus
Ferris
Farmersville
Nevada Community
Eustace
Mineola
New Boston
Mount Vernon

Tatum
Bullard
Diboll
Huntington
Groesbeck
Lorena
Crockett
Fairfield
Orangefield
Hamshire-Fannett
Coldspring
Shepherd
Cameron Yoe
Rockdale

Smithville
Columbus
Brookshire Royal
Sweeny
Luling
Marion
Goliad
Palacios
Lytle
Devine
Falfurrias
Orange Grove
Lyford
Progreso

[WOS87]

20 Largest 3A Schools in the 2008 Realignment

976 - Alvarado
975 - Burnet
958 - Paris North Lamar
958 - Robstown
955 - FW Carter-Riverside
956 - Abilene Wylie
943 - Taylor
937 - Huffman Hargrave
936 - Burkburnett
935 - Paris
935 - Hidalgo
928 - Lubbock Estacado
928 - Fredericksburg
926 - Zapata
915 - Kennedale
914 - FW Diamond Hill-Jarvis
907 - Splendora
906 - Canyon Lake
904 - Athens
901 - Brownwood

20 Smallest 3A Schools in the 2008 Realignment

222 - Anthony
302 - Tornillo
432 - Eustace
432 - Goliad
435 - Lyford
437 - Cameron Yoe
439 - Mineola
442 - Crockett
443 - Tatum
443 - Palacios
443 - Whitney
444 - Dalhart
444 - New Boston
445 - Groesbeck
446 - Luling
446 - Yoakum
450 - Van Alstyne
456 - Edna
459 - Breckenridge
460 - Farmersville

[WOS87]

In Region I it is quite likely that you could have:

Estacado, Abilene Wylie, China Spring and Burnet all in D1

Brownwood, Vernon, Liberty Hill all in D2

In Region II:

Prosper (unless Gainesville is a lot better), Alvarado, Liberty-Eylau all in D1

Celina, Farmersville in D2

In Region III:

Jasper, Robinson, Silsbee, Navasota all in D1

Tatum, Gilmer, WO-S, Waco La Vega, Carthage & two out of (Madisonville, Caldwell, Rockdale and Cameron) all in D2

Region IV is completely up in the air

Giddings is almost assured of going D2

Cuero all depends on how good Gonzales is. If Gonzales makes the playoffs, Cuero is D2. If Gonzales doesn't, Cuero is D1.

32-3A has 6 playoff teams from '07.... if it ends up with Port Isabel, Rio Hondo and Raymondville on top, Port Isabel goes D1. If any of the big guys sneak in to the top 3 (Hidalgo, Zapata, La Feria) then they'll take the D1 slot.

Looks to me like Region III Division 2 isn't really going to get much easier.

[SpeedOption]

Hidalgo 935
Lyford 435

Biggest in dist. difference I think.

[WOS87]

District 28 has 4 of the 20 smallest schools

[Old Tiger]

Originally posted by SpeedOption
Hidalgo 935
Lyford 435

Biggest in dist. difference I think.

506 Cameron/Taylor - District 24

[SpeedOption]

Close but ill bet Cameron wins lol

[WOS87]

District 4

Fabens - 725 (over 325% larger than Anthony - 222)

[Old Tiger]

Originally posted by WOS87
District 4

Fabens - 725 (over 325% larger than Anthony - 222) Only 503 students bigger though :p

[SpeedOption]

Yeah but Anthony is playing up. I didnt count it.

[LH OffseasonVet]

Originally posted by WOS87
20 Largest 3A Schools in the 2008 Realignment

975 - Burnet
928 - Fredericksburg
906 - Canyon Lake



3 of the top 20 in Dist. 8 ......... Poor Ingram

[SpeedOption]

Originally posted by LH OffseasonVet
[QUOTE]Originally posted by WOS87
[B]20 Largest 3A Schools in the 2008 Realignment

975 - Burnet
928 - Fredericksburg
906 - Canyon Lake

3 of the top 20 in Dist. 8 ......... Poor Ingram

they might score that much vs ITM.

[VWG]

Vernon is shrinking every year. Burkburnett also lost students from last realignment.
I remember when WF Hirschi first came to 3A, they had like 899 students and was one of the largest 3A schools in the state.
That choice program in WFISD is continuously killing that school.

[kepdawg]

So what year will WOS drop to 2A?

[WOS87]

Originally posted by kepdawg
So what year will WOS drop to 2A?

In answer to your rather caustic, and somewhat loaded question... Let's see.... it's taken 14 years for the enrollment to drop by 200 students from 900 down to 700

and it's taken the UIL 38 years to increase the 2A/3A cutoff from 230 to 430.

If both trends continue... AND I DON'T EXPECT THEM TO.... It would take at least another 14-16 years for the two numbers to eventually meet, which in theory would be when they would drop to 2A. :p :p :p :p :p


Official TEA Enrollment Numbers for West Orange-Stark HS

1989-90: 1071 (505 - West Campus, 566 - East Campus)
1990-91: 997 (466 - West Campus, 531 - East Campus)
1991-92: 975
1992-93: 908
1993-94: 898
1994-95: 969
1995-96: 958
1996-97: 895
1997-98: 911
1998-99: 928
1999-00: 962
2000-01: 944
2001-02: 891
2002-03: 899
2003-04: 882
2004-05: 789
2005-06: 791
2006-07: 717



http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/stats/realignmenthx.gif



Does that answer your question?

[HEMOTOXIC]

Originally posted by WOS87
HOT OFF THE PRESS!!

Bryan Rudder 830
Caldwell 543
Cameron Yoe 437
Madisonville 612
Navasota 805
Rockdale 527
Taylor 943



Wow, this will be the first time that Navasota will not have the largest enrollment in their district since being in 3A. Although, I believe Stafford may have had slightly more when the two schools shared a district.

[kepdawg]

Originally posted by WOS87
In answer to your rather caustic, and somewhat loaded question... Let's see.... it's taken 14 years for the enrollment to drop by 200 students from 900 down to 700

and it's taken the UIL 38 years to increase the 2A/3A cutoff from 230 to 430.

If both trends continue... AND I DON'T EXPECT THEM TO.... It would take at least another 14-16 years for the two numbers to eventually meet, which in theory would be when they would drop to 2A. :p :p :p :p :p


Official TEA Enrollment Numbers for West Orange-Stark HS

1989-90: 1071 (505 - West Campus, 566 - East Campus)
1990-91: 997 (466 - West Campus, 531 - East Campus)
1991-92: 975
1992-93: 908
1993-94: 898
1994-95: 969
1995-96: 958
1996-97: 895
1997-98: 911
1998-99: 928
1999-00: 962
2000-01: 944
2001-02: 891
2002-03: 899
2003-04: 882
2004-05: 789
2005-06: 791
2006-07: 717



http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/stats/realignmenthx.gif



Does that answer your question?

But looking at 2002-2003 compared to now wouldn't that be minus 200 kids in 6 years?

[WOS87]

Originally posted by kepdawg
But looking at 2002-2003 compared to now wouldn't that be minus 200 kids in 6 years?

If you compare 1993 and 2002 you could say that the enrollment actually increased by 1 student over those 9 years.... so using that, then the answer would be.... NEVER.

The drop between 2005 and 2006 is largely due to Hurricane Rita.

[kepdawg]

Originally posted by WOS87
If you compare 1993 and 2002 you could say that the enrollment actually increased by 1 student over those 9 years.... so using that, then the answer would be.... NEVER.

The drop between 2005 and 2006 is largely due to Hurricane Rita.

Okay, I'm confused. Now matter how I look at it I see 200 less kids now than 02-03.

[WOS87]

Originally posted by kepdawg
Okay, I'm confused. Now matter how I look at it I see 200 less kids now than 02-03.

My point was... it's bad math to just pick one data point and extrapolate out from that.

If you plot all the numbers out on a graph and calculate a best fit curve, you will not end up with an overall decrease of 200 students every 6 years. It would be more like a 200 student decrease every 14-16 years.

[kepdawg]

Originally posted by WOS87
My point was... it's bad math to just pick one data point and extrapolate out from that.

If you plot all the numbers out on a graph and calculate a best fit curve, you will not end up with an overall decrease of 200 students every 6 years. It would be more like a 200 student decrease every 14-16 years.

For one reason or another there has been a decrease of 200 in the last 6 years. It seems to me like the causes of the decrease need to be explored. You mentioned the hurricane. That explains 05 to 06. It appears to me there were significant decreases from 04 to 05 and from 06 to 07 as well. Do you have any ideas on what would cause those decreases?

Knowing that WOS was 5A, then 4A, and now 3A the sudden drop caught my attention. I don't expect WOS to be 2A any time soon.

[Old Tiger]

Originally posted by kepdawg
For one reason or another there has been a decrease of 200 in the last 6 years. It seems to me like the causes of the decrease need to be explored. You mentioned the hurricane. That explains 05 to 06. It appears to me there were significant decreases from 04 to 05 and from 06 to 07 as well. Do you have any ideas on what would cause those decreases?

Knowing that WOS was 5A, then 4A, and now 3A the sudden drop caught my attention. I don't expect WOS to be 2A any time soon. Maybe reduced employment in oil industry in that region?

[navscanmaster]

WOS87, what do the surrounding school districts' (regardless of classification) enrollment numbers look like the last decade or so? Are people moving closer to their jobs (I-10 constructions has really sucked the last decade around there)? Or did hurricane Rita really knock that bad of a hole in the area? And if so, are people rebuilding, or selling out and starting over elsewhere? That has to be one of the biggest decreases in enrollment in a short time period I have ever seen.

[Aesculus gilmus]

There's not all that good a chance that Chapel Hill will make the playoffs in 2008.

So it looks like Jasper and Gilmer will probably play twice this season.

[3afan]

Originally posted by WOS87
HOT OFF THE PRESS!!
...


link?

[WOS87]

Here ya go.... there are 5 public high schools in Orange County, all with their own ISD (Little Cypress-Mauriceville ISD, West Orange-Cove ISD, Orangefield ISD, Bridge City ISD and Vidor ISD). Here is a table of official TEA enrollments of grades 9-12 at each of the respective high schools over the past 18 school years.

1991 was the first year ever that LC-M actually had a larger enrollment than WO-S. 2006 was the first year ever that Bridge City had a larger enrollment than WO-S.

For the past 30 years there has been a steady flow of population out of the Orange city limits to rural surrounding areas, mostly in Little Cypress (partially due to cheap land and low taxes, and partially due to 'white flight'). But if you compare enrollment levels across the county now and then 10 years ago, every school has seen significant drops except for Orangefield which has stayed about even.

http://idisk.mac.com/cboehme69-Public/stats/orangecounty.gif

[WOS87]

Originally posted by 3afan
link?

Here's the link to the 3A enrollments (http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/sports/hso/5507877.html)

On the right side of the screen you can click on all the other classifications to link to their respective pages.