Every shape below is one school district's actual boundary. Colour it by what
you want to know, then find yours — and look at the district on the other side of the line.
On a phone: tap a district, drag to move,
pinch to zoom.
Scroll or
double-click to zoom in on a city, drag to move — urban districts are
small at state scale.
Every pair below shares a real boundary line. The figures are the same TEA PEIMS spending measure the map colours; districts under 500 students are excluded, the same rule this site applies to every ranking. Click a pair to see the line.
Boundaries: US Census TIGER/Line 2025 (public domain), joined to TEA district numbers by name. Measures: TEA Snapshot 2024 and Summarized PEIMS. Charter districts are not shown — they have no geographic boundary, so this map covers about 92% of Texas students, not all of them. "Find my district" runs entirely in your browser; your location is never sent anywhere.