DeWitt County Schools & Education

DeWitt County, Texas

School Score

72/100

Higher = better

Rating

High Performing

Graduation Rate

95.5%

National avg 87.5%

Education Statistics

Graduation Rate

95.5%

National avg 87.5%

State avg 91.6%

Per-Pupil Spending

$7,538

National avg $13,239

State avg $7,498

School Score

72/100

Higher = better

State avg 56/100

State School Rank

#38

of 253 counties (1 = best)

Education Overview

About Schools in DeWitt County, Texas

A Distributed Six-District System

DeWitt County serves 4,381 students across 15 public schools, including eight elementary and three high schools. Six different districts oversee these campuses, providing a decentralized approach to education.

Strong Academic Outcomes and Scoring

The county's 95.5% graduation rate easily surpasses the state average of 91.6%. With a per-pupil expenditure of $7,538, DeWitt County matches the state average for educational investment while achieving a 57.6 school score.

Cuero and Yoakum Drive Enrollment

Cuero ISD is the largest district by enrollment with 1,937 students, while Yoakum ISD follows closely with 1,546 students. Traditional public districts are the only option here, as the county contains no charter schools.

Town and Rural Balance

The county offers a balanced mix of eight town-based and seven rural schools, with an average enrollment of 292 students. Cuero High School is the largest campus at 638 students, maintaining a community-centric feel across all levels.

Community-Focused Living in DeWitt

For families seeking high-performing schools in a quiet, rural-to-town setting, DeWitt County is an excellent choice. Look for properties near Cuero or Yoakum to take advantage of these highly-rated local districts.

School Overview

Total Schools

15

in DeWitt County

Total Enrollment

4,381

students

School Districts

6

districts

Charter Schools

0

0% of total

School Type Breakdown

Elementary8
Middle3
High3
Other1

6 School Districts in DeWitt County

CUERO ISD

4 schools
1,937 students

YOAKUM ISD

5 schools
1,546 students

YORKTOWN ISD

3 schools
536 students

MEYERSVILLE ISD

1 school
150 students

NORDHEIM ISD

1 school
131 students

WESTHOFF ISD

1 school
81 students

15 Public Schools in DeWitt County

CUERO H S

CUERO ISD

9–12High638 students
HUNT EL

CUERO ISD

2–5Primary506 students
CUERO J H

CUERO ISD

6–8Middle482 students
YOAKUM H S

YOAKUM ISD

9–12High482 students
YOAKUM J H

YOAKUM ISD

6–8Middle322 students
J C FRENCH EL

CUERO ISD

PK–1Primary311 students
YOAKUM INT

YOAKUM ISD

3–5Primary307 students
YORKTOWN EL

YORKTOWN ISD

PK–5Primary273 students
YOAKUM ANNEX

YOAKUM ISD

PK–KGPrimary229 students
YOAKUM PRI

YOAKUM ISD

1–2Primary206 students
MEYERSVILLE EL

MEYERSVILLE ISD

PK–8Primary150 students
YORKTOWN H S

YORKTOWN ISD

9–12High143 students
NORDHEIM SCHOOL

NORDHEIM ISD

PK–12Other131 students
YORKTOWN J H

YORKTOWN ISD

6–8Middle120 students
WESTHOFF EL

WESTHOFF ISD

PK–8Primary81 students

Educational Attainment

Annual Per-Pupil Expenditure

$7,538

State avg $7,498

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Frequently Asked Questions

Schools in DeWitt County, Texas — FAQ

What does the school system look like in DeWitt County, Texas?

DeWitt County serves 4,381 students across 15 public schools, including eight elementary and three high schools. Six different districts oversee these campuses, providing a decentralized approach to education.

How do schools in DeWitt County perform academically?

The county's 95.5% graduation rate easily surpasses the state average of 91.6%. With a per-pupil expenditure of $7,538, DeWitt County matches the state average for educational investment while achieving a 57.6 school score.

What are the major school districts in DeWitt County, Texas?

Cuero ISD is the largest district by enrollment with 1,937 students, while Yoakum ISD follows closely with 1,546 students. Traditional public districts are the only option here, as the county contains no charter schools.

What is the school experience like in DeWitt County?

The county offers a balanced mix of eight town-based and seven rural schools, with an average enrollment of 292 students. Cuero High School is the largest campus at 638 students, maintaining a community-centric feel across all levels.

How can I find homes near good schools in DeWitt County, Texas?

For families seeking high-performing schools in a quiet, rural-to-town setting, DeWitt County is an excellent choice. Look for properties near Cuero or Yoakum to take advantage of these highly-rated local districts.

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Data Sources

Education data sourced from the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) and the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey. School scores are derived composite metrics.

Data is informational only. Coverage varies by county and reporting year. Not for use as the sole basis for educational decisions.