Hidalgo County, Texas - Education

Education

The following school districts serve Hidalgo County

  • Donna Independent School District
  • Edcouch-Elsa Independent School District
  • Edinburg Consolidated Independent School District
  • Hidalgo Independent School District
  • La Joya Independent School District
  • La Villa Independent School District
  • Lyford Consolidated Independent School District (partial)
  • McAllen Independent School District
  • Mercedes Independent School District
  • Mission Consolidated Independent School District
  • Monte Alto Independent School District
  • Progreso Independent School District
  • Pharr-San Juan-Alamo Independent School District
  • Sharyland Independent School District
  • Valley View Independent School District

In addition, the county is served by the multi-county South Texas Independent School District. The Catholic Diocese of Brownsville operates three PK-8th Grade schools, two lower-level elementary schools and two high schools.

The University of Texas-Pan American is located in Edinburg. Hidalgo County, along with neighboring Starr County, is part of the South Texas College.

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