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Jasper County Public Schools

There are 17 public schools in Jasper County, Texas, serving 6,674 students. You can narrow this list by selecting school levels above the table below, or specifying additional search criteria.

Jasper County Public Schools - Texas

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Town	School	# Students	Grades
Brookeland	Brookeland Elementary School	213	PK-5
Brookeland	Brookeland High School	197	6-12
Buna	Buna Elementary School	758	PK-5
Buna	Buna High School	442	9-12
Buna	Buna J High School	350	6-8
Evadale	Evadale Elementary School	196	PK-5
Evadale	Evadale High School	139	9-12
Evadale	Evadale J High School	96	6-8
Jasper	J H Rowe Intermediate	377	5-6
Jasper	Jasper High School	718	9-12
Jasper	Jasper Junior High School	395	7-8
Jasper	Jean C Few Primary School	811	PK-2
Jasper	Parnell Elementary School	449	3-4
Jasper	Stars (southeast Texas Academic Recovery School) High School (Other / alternative school)	64	9-12
Kirbyville	Kirbyville Elementary School	825	PK-6
Kirbyville	Kirbyville High School	418	9-12
Kirbyville	Kirbyville J High School	226	7-9

County Statistics:

About This County (Jasper)	County Statistics	(TX) State Statistics
Population (Approximate)	35,831 people	20,844,411 people
% (age 25+) w/College Degree	14%	23%
Median Household Income	$53,357	$42,433
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