School Districts Guide
In Texas, public schools are zoned by address. The district that serves a home, and the specific campus a student attends, are determined by the property's street address, not by the city or ZIP code. This guide covers the public school districts that serve Joint Base San Antonio and the Greater San Antonio area, with official Texas Education Agency ratings, campus counts, and the questions to ask when choosing an area.
Texas school district boundaries and campus attendance zones are address-specific and change over time. Two homes in the same neighborhood, or even on the same street, can be served by different districts or campuses. Always confirm the district, the attendance zone, and the assigned campus for a specific property with the school district directly before relying on this information to make a decision.
How to verify and chooseRatings reflect the 2025-26 accountability cycle released by the Texas Education Agency in August 2026. Campus counts come from Texas Education Agency data and are current as noted for each district. Letter ratings and campus counts change each cycle as new data is released.
The districts
Each card shows the district's official TEA rating badge, campus count, and the area it serves. Every district page explains where the district is located and how to verify its boundary for a specific address.
103 schools · Texas Education Agency, 2024-25 school year
Northwest San Antonio, Helotes, Leon Valley
The largest school district in the San Antonio area, serving the city's northwest side and the communities of Helotes and Leon Valley.
Read the district guide19 campuses · Texas Education Agency, 2025-26 school year
Southwest San Antonio, near JBSA-Lackland
Serves the southwest quadrant of San Antonio in Bexar County, with a boundary that sits close to JBSA-Lackland.
Read the district guide9 campuses · Texas Education Agency, 2024-25 school year
Castroville, La Coste, western Medina County
A nine-campus district serving Castroville, La Coste, and western Medina County along Highway 90 west of San Antonio.
Read the district guide80+ campuses · Texas Education Agency, 2024-25 school year
Central San Antonio, including downtown
The urban core district, serving central San Antonio including downtown and the neighborhoods around it.
Read the district guide75 schools · Texas Education Agency, 2024-25 school year
Northeast San Antonio
Serves the northeast quadrant of San Antonio, including the area around the San Antonio International Airport.
Read the district guide17 campuses · Texas Education Agency, 2024-25 school year
Schertz, Cibolo, Universal City (I-35 corridor toward JBSA-Randolph)
Serves Schertz, Cibolo, and Universal City along the I-35 corridor toward JBSA-Randolph.
Read the district guide30 schools · Texas Education Agency, 2024-25 school year
Eastern San Antonio and eastern Bexar County
Serves eastern Bexar County, including Converse and Kirby, along the I-10 and FM 78 corridors.
Read the district guide38 campuses · Texas Education Agency, 2024-25 school year
New Braunfels area and surrounding Comal County
Serves New Braunfels, Garden Ridge, and surrounding Comal County north of San Antonio.
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