Temple Education Center
1400 E Ave B, Temple, TX, 76502 - Map Map

School Overview:
Definition of Terms
Temple Education Center
School Type Other/alternative school / Charter School
Grades Offered Grades PK - 12
County Bell County, TX
Students & Faculty
Total Students 106 students
% Male / % Female 52%  /  48%
Total Classroom Teachers 7 teachers
Students by Grade
Pre-K - 13 students
Kind - 12 students
Grade 1 - 9 students
Grade 2 - 7 students
Grade 3 - 4 students
Grade 4 - 6 students
Grade 5 - 2 students
Grade 6 - 7 students
Grade 7 - 3 students
Grade 8 - 14 students
Grade 9 - 12 students
Grade 10 - 8 students
Grade 11 - 7 students
Grade 12 - 2 students
This School
(TX) School Average
Teacher : Student Ratio 1:15 1:19
Students by Ethnicity
This School
(TX) School Average
% American Indian n/a n/a
% Asian n/a 1%
% Hispanic 20% 34%
% Black 53% 14%
% White 27% 34%
Additional Student Information
This School
(TX) School Average
% Eligible for Free Lunch 71% 47%
% Eligible for Reduced Lunch 15% 8%
% Migrant Students Enrolled n/a 3%
School Performance:
(TX) Statewide Testing Performance
School Statewide Performance View Education Department Test Scores
School District:
School District Name Temple Education Center School District
This School's Agency
(TX) District Average
Number of Schools Managed 1 5
Number of Students Managed 106 students 966 students
District Total Revenue $974,000 $9,821,000
District Expenditure $634,000 $9,442,000
District Revenue / Student $9,189 $10,167
District Expenditure / Student $5,981 $9,774
In the News:
  • Return to the workforce (Temple Daily Telegram)
    posted on August 19, 2009 at 05:19:55 am
    You’re never too old to fill out a job application. Local agencies and community groups are seeing a rise in job searching for older individuals.
  • Jeff. County development gains new life (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
    posted on July 15, 2009 at 08:57:29 am
    JEFFERSON COUNTY — A stalled development that was to have included a Hindu temple, education center and more than 100 housing units will be back before the county this month. The project was put on hold after objections were raised about its density.
  • Hindu temple proposed in Jefferson County now on hold (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
    posted on May 20, 2009 at 09:05:46 pm
    JEFFERSON COUNTY — Plans to build a Hindu temple, education center and more than 100 housing units on almost 140 acres off Byrnesville Road are on hold. A rezoning hearing for the project scheduled in March has been postponed indefinitely at the request of the developers.
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School Notes:
 
School Zip Code:
About This Zip Code (76502)
School Zip (76502)
(TX) State Average
Population (Approximate) 22,975 people 19,677,938 people
% (age 25+) w/College Degree 42% 23%
Population Average Age 37 years old 32 years old
Average Household size 2.5 persons 2.7 persons
Median Household Income $48,266 $42,049
Avg. # of Rooms in Household 5.5 rooms 5.1 rooms
Median Age of Housing Structure 28 years old 33 years old
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Median Value of Housing Unit
Zipcode (76502)


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Zillow Median Value of Housing Unit
% Owning / % Renting 68% / 32% 63% / 37%
School Map:
1. Scott Elementary School - 308 students - 0.5 mi. away - view location
2. Travis Middle School - 654 students - 0.6 mi. away - view location
3. T H S South - n/a - 1.0 mi. away - view location
4. Temple High School - 2193 students - 1.2 mi. away - view location
5. Western Hills Elementary School - 562 students - 1.2 mi. away - view location
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Note: Data has been gathered from several government and commercial data sources. School data reflects 2006 statistics (most recent year available).

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