Irving Independent School District

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Irving Independent School District is a school district based in Irving, Texas (USA). The district, which covers 48.5 square miles, serves most of the city of Irving, except for Valley Ranch and a portion of Las Colinas. The district also serves a small portion of Grand Prairie.

Irving ISD had about 32,000 students, including 9,500 high school students. Irving ISD is made up of 61% low-income families. It is also a minority-majority district. Sixty-seven languages are spoken by its students.

All Irving ISD high school students are issued a laptop computer.

Contents 1 Demographics 2 School uniforms 3 Schools 3.1 Secondary schools 3.1.1 High schools 3.1.2 Middle schools 3.2 Primary schools 3.3 Early childhood centers 3.4 Learning centers 4 External links

[edit] Demographics

• African American 12.28%
• American Indian 0.39%
• Asian 4.55%
• Hispanic 60.54%
• White 22.24%

[edit] School uniforms

All Irving ISD elementary and middle school students are required to wear school uniforms.

[edit] Schools

[edit] Secondary schools

[edit] High schools

• Irving High School
• MacArthur High School
• Nimitz High School
• The Academy of Irving ISD

[edit] Middle schools

• Austin Middle School
• Bowie Middle School
• Crockett Middle School
• de Zavala Middle School
• Houston Middle School
• Lamar Middle School
• Travis Middle School

[edit] Primary schools

• Barton Elementary School
• Brandenburg Elementary School
• Britain Elementary School
• Brown Elementary School
• Davis Elementary School
• Elliott Elementary School
• Farine Elementary School
• Gilbert Elementary School
• Good Elementary School
• John Haley Elementary School
• Thomas Haley Elementary School
• Hanes Elementary School
• Johnston Elementary School
• Keyes Elementary School
• Lee Elementary School
• Lively Elementary School
• Schulze Elementary School
• Stipes Elementary School
• Townley Elementary School
• Townsell Elementary School

[edit] Early childhood centers

• Clifton Early Childhood Center
• Kinkeade Early Childhood Center
• Pierce Early Childhood Center

[edit] Learning centers

• Elementary Development Center
• Ratterree Career Development Center
• Secondary Reassignment Center
• Union Bower Center for Learning
• Wheeler Transitional and Development Center

[edit] External links

• Irving ISD
• Irving ISD Crimestoppers

2006 Texas Education Agency Accountability Rating

Exemplary | Recognized | Academically Acceptable | Academically Unacceptable | Not Rated: Other