School District

WEST HARDIN COUNTY CISD

Hardin County
TEA ID:100908
TEA Rating
C
Enrollment
540
Campuses
2
Grade Span
N/A
Student/Teacher
12.36:1

TEA Accountability Rating

2024

Student Achievement

73

Performance on STAAR tests and readiness for college/career

School Progress

74

Academic growth year-over-year compared to similar districts

Closing the Gaps

70

Performance differentials among student demographic groups

Key Indicators

Graduation Rate
97.5%
Attendance Rate
93.4%
CCMR Rate
38.1%+42.5 pts (2024 to 2025)

Financial Breakdown

FY 2024

Financial Integrity Rating (FIRST)

2025
100
A
2024
92
A
2023
96
A
2022
100
A
2021
86
B

The Financial Integrity Rating System of Texas (FIRST) ensures public schools are held accountable for the quality of their financial management practices.

Total Revenue

$8.39M
N/A per pupil

Total Expenditures

$8.65M
N/A per pupil

Where does the money come from?

Local
State
34.8%
Local (Taxes)
61.9%
State
3.4%
Federal

How is the money spent?

Instructional (Classroom)47.8%
Facilities & Maintenance15.5%
Administration8.8%
Debt Service6.8%

Community Demographics

ACS 2022
Median Income
$36,591
Poverty Rate
25.0%
Median Home Value
$118,100
Homeownership
90.4%
Broadband Access
79.3%
Population Served
3,311

Educator & Staff Profile

2025 Data

Average Teacher Salary

$126,021

Teacher Turnover Rate

11.1%

Lower is better

Average Experience

15.3 yrs

Central Admin Salary

$107,642

Schools in this District3

Campus NameTypeGrade Span
HARDIN CO ALTERNATIVE AEPHigh School10 - 10
WEST HARDIN ELElementaryPK - 06
WEST HARDIN H SHigh School07 - 12

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Elected Board of Trustees

We do not have board member data on file for WEST HARDIN COUNTY CISD. CivicTexas is continuously adding local elected officials.

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School District Tax Rate — 2024
0.8867
per $100 valuation
M&O: 0.8094I&S: 0.0773

M&O funds daily operations; I&S repays voter-approved bond debt. School taxes are typically the largest line on a Texas property tax bill.

YearM&OI&STotal
20240.80940.07730.8867
20230.82630.07480.9011
20220.95250.07861.0311
20211.05170.08861.1403
20201.05470.10001.1547
20191.06800.10001.1680
20181.17000.03231.2023
20171.07230.13001.2023
20161.04000.13001.1700
20151.04000.13001.1700
See your full property tax bill →Source: Texas Comptroller PTAD, tax year 2024

Discipline (TEA PEIMS)

20242025

These are counts of disciplinary actions the district recorded — suspensions, DAEP and JJAEP placements, expulsions — not crimes and not a count of students. TEA masks small counts to comply with FERPA: masked means the value was withheld, and <10, <20 and similar give a disclosed upper bound (larger ceilings are used to prevent working the number out from other cells). A masked cell is never zero.

ActionActions (20242025)Students
In School Suspensions13182
Out Of School Suspensions11masked
DAEP Placements2117
Expulsions
JJAEP Placements
Most common reasons for an incident (20242025)
  • Violated Local Code Of Conduct82
  • Fighting/Mutual Combat13
Out-of-school suspensions, by year (actions)
2024202511
2023202418
2022202334
2021202231
2020202121
2019202040
2018201932
Source: TEA PEIMS Discipline Data Products

Offenses reported by district police (DPS / NIBRS)

2025

WEST HARDIN COUNTY CISD operates its own police department, which reports incident-based data to the FBI through the Texas DPS. These are offenses recorded by that department, categorised with the FBI’s NIBRS scheme — a different measure from the TEA discipline actions above.

The department reported no incidents for 2025.

NIBRS submissions on file: 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025.

Source: FBI NIBRS (Texas DPS submissions)