With more than half of teachers reporting significant learning loss during the pandemic but poorer districts disproportionately impacted, WalletHub today released its report on the Most and Least Equitable School Districts in Texas. To find out where school funding is distributed most fairly, WalletHub scored the equitability of each school district in Texas based on two metrics: average household income and expenditures for public elementary and secondary schools per pupil.
Alongside this report, WalletHub also released rankings for the States with the Most and Least Equitable School Districts, along with accompanying videos and audio files. Texas ranked as the 24th least equitable overall.
Below, you can see additional report highlights, along with a WalletHub Q&A.
Most & Least Equitable School Districts in Texas
| Most Equitable | Least Equitable |
| 1. Scurry-Rosser Independent School District | 1011. Kelton Independent School District |
| 2. Goose Creek Consolidated Independent School District | 1012. Guthrie Community School District |
| 3. Miller Grove Independent School District | 1013. Eanes Independent School District |
| 4. Three Rivers Independent School District | 1014. Kenedy County Wide Community School District |
| 5. Pilot Point Independent School District | 1015. London Independent School District |
| 6. Haskell Consolidated Independent School District | 1016. Boys Ranch Independent School District |
| 7. Idalou Independent School District | 1017. Valentine Independent School District |
| 8. Jonesboro Independent School District | 1018. Highland Park Independent School District |
| 9. Liberty Independent School District | 1019. Carroll Independent School District |
