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District Planning

Each district must have a district improvement plan TEC 11.251

Summary of District Improvement/Strategic PlansBastrop ISD District Improvement Plan

Bastrp ISD Strategic Plan

Website

District Priorities

  1. Student Success & Well-Being & Achievement
  2. Teacher & Employee Well-Being
  3. Culture of Respect/Customer Service
  4. Fiscal & Stewardship & PrioritizationTeaching & Learning Practices
  5. Organizational Culture
  6. Collaborative Partnerships

District IRB Required? 

Y (on hold) 

Name: External Research Interest Form 

General Information 

Application Deadline: June, October (on hold)

Application Notification: NI

Application

Submission Requirements: Project Contact, Project Information, Study Sample & Data Collection Methods, Timeline/Logistics, Practical Significance Paragraph

Fee: NI

Contact

No Information Found


Number of Schools:

116

14

School TypeTotal
Pre-K3/4 Programs73
Elementary79
Middle Schools18
High Schools13
Special School Programs3Elementary (PreK-4th Grade)6
Intermediate (5th-6th Grade)2
Middle Schools (7th-8th Grade)2
Comprehensive High Schools2
Early College High School1
Online High School1

Additional Facilities and Programs

  • Creative Learning Initiative
  • Digital Media
  • Dual Language (74 campuses & 11 languages)
  • Early College High School Program
  • Early College Prep Middle Schools
  • Fine Arts Academies
  • International Baccalaureate (IB)/Middle Years Program
  • Magnet Programs
  • MicroSociety
  • P-TECH
  • Social & Emotional Learning (SEL)
  • Single-Gender Campuses
  • Science/Technology/Engineering/Math (STEM)
  • World Languages
  • Bastrop Works
  • Career & Technical Education
  • Childcare Facilities (for children of staff and student parents - located at 3 elementary schools)
  • Digital Learning
  • ESSA
  • Family Resource & Health Center
  • Fine Arts
  • Homeless/Foster Care/Migrant Programs
  • Occupational Therapy
  • Parent & Family Engagement
  • Special Olympics



District Demographics

Students:

73

11,

384

994

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Race

Percentage

Hispanic

40,361

White

22,089

Black

4,843

Asian

3302

Other

2789


Additional Student Data

MetricsPercent of Total Students
Economically Disadvantaged51.9%
Emerging Bilingual28.2%
Special Education13.4%
Bilingual/ESL Program32.5%
Gifted and Talented12.4%
At Risk for Dropping Out5.1.%




Teachers: 5,508

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Race

Percentage

White

3040

Hispanic

1895

Black

325

Asian

160

Two or more races 

72

American Indian

11

Pacific Islander

6


Staff

Administrative and Professional: 1,569

Bus Drivers, Custodians, Food Service and Educational Aides: 3,866


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