Byers Independent School District
Former school district in Texas
Byers Independent School District was a public school district based in Byers, Texas (USA).
In May 2012, the district's voters and those of the neighboring Petrolia Independent School District voted to consolidate the two districts, with Petrolia remaining the surviving district after the merger.[1] The merger took effect May 25, 2012.[2]
References
External links
- Byers Independent School District at the Wayback Machine (archive index)
- "SCHOOL DISTRICT REFERENCE MAP (2010 CENSUS): Clay County, TX" (PDF). 2010 U.S. Census. U.S. Census Bureau.
- Map of Clay County showing area school districts prior to BISD consolidation - Texas Education Agency - Web version
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Defunct school districts in Texas since 1983-1984
- 1983: Eola ISD
- Smiley ISD
- 1984: South Park ISD
- 1985: Carta Valley ISD
- Estelline ISD
- McAdoo ISD
- Old Glory ISD
- Delmar ISD/West Lamar ISD
- Divide ISD
- 1986: Talpa Centennial ISD and Mozelle ISD
- Lillian ISD
- 1987: Dougherty ISD
- Wisdom ISD
- Phillips ISD/Plemons ISD/Stinnet ISD
- 1988: Liberty Chapel ISD
- South Plains ISD
- 1989: Westminster ISD
- Potsville ISD
- Maydelle ISD
- Estelline ISD
- 1990: McCauley ISD
- Weinert ISD
- Hobbs ISD
- Carbon ISD
- Waka ISD
- 1991: Santa Cruz ISD
- Wingate ISD
- Mobeetie ISD/Briscoe ISD
- 1992: Juno CSD
- Lela ISD (closed 1991, annexed 1992)
- 1993: Alanreed ISD
- Laureles ISD
- 1994: McFaddin ISD
- 1995: Allamoore ISD/Culberson County ISD (1995)
- 1996: Bledsoe ISD
- 1997: Wellman ISD/Union ISD
- 1999: Asherton ISD
- 2000: Lakeview ISD
- 2002: Three Way ISD
- 2003: Allison ISD
- Goree ISD
- 2005: Masonic Home ISD
- Rochester-County Line ISD
- Mirando City ISD
- 2006: Wilmer-Hutchins ISD
- Spade ISD
- Megargel ISD
- 2008: Marietta ISD
- 2010: Kendleton ISD
- 2012: Byers ISD
- Samnorwood ISD
- 2013: Novice ISD
- North Forest ISD
- 2014: Star ISD
- 2016: La Marque ISD
- 2018: Winfield ISD
- 2019: Roxton ISD
- 2020: Higgins ISD
- 2022: Etoile ISD
- 2024: Spring Creek ISD
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