Conroe School District

Conroe School District was created in 1892 by the Commissioners Court of Montgomery County, Texas by consolidating 12 Common School Districts surrounding Conroe.

At the time of the consolidation, the school district covered 25 square miles. A lot has changed since 1892 and so has the area covered by the Conroe school district. Today, the area covered by the school district is over 340 square miles. The Conroe school district is on of the largest and fastest growing school districts in the state of Texas.

During the current school year over 60,000 students are enrolled in the Conroe School District at more than 60 schools. Conroe school district map.

The ethnicity breakdown for a recent school year was White – 47.2%, Hispanic – 36.6%, African American – 8.1%, and Other 8.1%.  The Conroe school district has a high graduation rate.

The Texas Education Agency rates schools and districts based upon the school’s performance on the State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness (STAAR) and the State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness (STAAR) End of Course (EOC). To see how the Conroe School District performed on the standardized tests please refer to the Texas Education Agency website.

The Conroe School District is ranked as one of the fastest growing large school districts in Texas. The Conroe school district is projecting its student enrollment to increase between 1,400 and 1,700 students per year over the next few years.