Demographics
District Enrollment and Demographic Data
District Enrollment: 1821
High School (9-12) Enrollment: 555 (AAAA Classification)
Junior High School (6-8): Enrollment: 429
Elementary School (3-5): Enrollment: 372
Brown Primary School (PK-2): Enrollment: 470
Ethnic Breakdown
White 55.9%
Hispanic 31.8%
African American 7.5%
Other 4.8%
Average Class Size
Elementary 20 to 1
Secondary 21 to 1
District Facts
S.I.S.D. has 141 professional teachers with an average experience of 10+ years.
59.8% of the student population is economically disadvantaged.
7.1% of the student population is limited English proficient.
District per pupil expenditures: $9,286.
Tax Rate: $1.39 per hundred
District Programs and features
College prep and vocational tech prep programs offered at the high school.
Full athletic program.
Full UIL extra-curricular program
Full-time professional school counselors at each campus.
Library Resource Media Centers located at each campus.
Local Area Computer Networks at each campus.
Internet access at all campuses including Wi-Fi.
Ever expanding use of technology in the classroom.
Full range of special services programs: Gifted & Talented, honors programs, Advanced Placement (AP) courses at the high school, special education services, Section 504 programs, English as a Second Language (ESL) program, migrant services, compensatory education programs including Title I, and an academic alternative school.
The Community of Smithville
Located 42 miles from Austin, 12 miles from Bastrop, 117 miles from San Antonio, and 118 miles from Houston.
Located high on the banks of the beautiful Colorado River.
Attractive community park located on the banks of the Colorado River.
Within easy driving distance of colleges and universities including: University of Texas, Texas State University, Prairie View A&M University, Texas A&M University, St. Edwards University, Austin Community College, and Blinn Junior College.
Buescher State Park is located near Smithville and Bastrop State Park is 12 miles away.
A community hospital with state-of-the-art medical services, health clinic, and pharmacy.
Municipal airport with a lighted 4,000 foot runway.
Moderate climate with an average annual temperature of 68 degrees (50 degree average in January and 84 degree average in July).
Progressive community public library.
21 Churches representing a wide variety of faiths.
Low crime rate and a Texas Secretary of State recognized community policing program.
Great people with a spirit of community pride.