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Local Education
 Public
School System
The Stephenville
Independent School District has a total enrollment of 3,400.
There are three elementary schools for children in grades
kindergarten
through 4th grade, one intermediate school for grades 5th
through 6th, one junior high school with grades 7 and 8,
and one high
school for grades 9 through 12.
More
information on SISD
Locations
& Phone Numbers
Central
Elementary
Judy Walker, Principal
780 W. Washington
Stephenville, TX 76401
Grades: PK - K
Telephone: 254-965-3716
Fax: 254-965-5319 |
Chamberlin
Elementary
Barry Cavitt, Principal
1601 W. Frey
Stephenville, TX 76401
Grades: 1st - 2nd
Telephone: 254-968-2311
Fax: 254-968-5399 |
Hook
Elementary
Kathy Haynes, Principal
1067 W. Jones
Stephenville, TX 76401
Grades: 3rd - 4th
Telephone: 254-968-3213
Fax: 254-968-6758 |
Gilbert
Intermediate
Tommy Washington, Principal
950 N. Dale
Stephenville, TX 76401
Grades: 5th - 6th
Telephone: 254-968-4664
Fax: 254-968-8696 |
Junior
High School
Paul Henderson, Principal
2798 W. Frey
Stephenville, TX 76401
Grades: 7th - 8th
Telephone: 254-968-6967
Fax: 254-965-7018 |
Stephenville
High School
Travis Stillwell, Principal
2650 W. Overhill
Stephenville, TX 76401
Grades: 9th - 12th
Telephone: 254-968-4141
Fax: 254-968-4897 |
Superintendent
Dr. Darrell G. Floyd
2655 W. Overhill
Stephenville, TX 76401
Telephone: 254-968-7990
Fax: 254-968-5942
Assistant
Superintendent for Business
Tracy Ray
2655 W. Overhill
Stephenville, TX 76401
Telephone: 254-968-7990
Fax: 254-968-5942
Assistant
Superintendent for Personnel
Debbie Hines
2655 W. Overhill
Stephenville, TX 76401
Telephone: 254-968-7990
Fax: 254-968-5942
Director
of Special Services
Xavier Vasquez
2655 W. Overhill
Stephenville, TX 76401
Telephone: 254-968-7990
Fax: 254-968-5942
Private
Schools
Stephenville
boasts the presence of three private schools, Stephenville
Christian
School, Erath Excels, Covenant Life Academy.
Tarleton
State University
 Tarleton
State University serves as the educational and cultural center
of the Cross Timbers and surrounding areas and has been ranked
as one of the safest college campuses in Texas. The community
is invited to attend the many athletic activities, concerts,
plays, etc. offered. The university also has the only planetarium
in The Texas A&M University System and offers public shows
weekly. For more information, go to Tarleton
Science Planetarium.
Founded
in 1899, the institution became a member of The Texas A&M
University System in 1917 and is the largest non-land grant
agriculture university in the U.S. More than 67 bachelor’s
degrees and 22 master’s degrees are offered through five
academic colleges.
The University
is continually improving programs and facilities. The most
recent additions to campus include a $30.8 million science
building, complete with a 64-seat, digital planetarium and
a $6.1 million student-housing complex. Future improvements
are planned with the conclusion of an ambitious $40 million
capital campaign
Other
locations include Terrell School of Clinical Laboratory Sciences
in Fort Worth, Dora Lee Langdon Cultural and Educational Center
in Granbury and Tarleton–Central Texas in Killeen. This
fall, the W.K. Gordon Center for Industrial History of Texas
will open at a site located near Thurber, just west of Fort
Worth on I-20. The research center, museum and visitor’s
center will be home to Tarleton’s first endowed chair.
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information on Tarleton State University
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