Schools Lubbock Independent School District

1 schools

1.1 4 high schools (grades 9-12)
1.2 11 middle schools (grades 6-8)
1.3 37 elementary schools (grades pre-k - 5)

schools
4 high schools (grades 9-12)

lubbock high school [1]
coronado high school [2]
monterey high school [3]
dunbar-struggs high school (lubbock, texas) closed in 1993 , became dunbar middle school [4]
estacado high school [5]

11 middle schools (grades 6-8)

alderson middle school [6]
atkins middle school [7]
cavazos middle school [8]
dunbar middle school [9]
evans middle school [10]
hutchinson middle school [11]
irons middle school [12]
mackenzie middle school [13]
o.l. slaton middle school [14]
s. wilson middle school [15]
talkington school young women leaders [16]

37 elementary schools (grades pre-k - 5)

arnett elementary school [17]
bayless elementary school [18]
bean elementary school [19]
bowie elementary school [20]
bozeman elementary school [21]
brown elementary school [22]
centennial elementary school [23]
dupre elementary school [24]
guadalupe elementary school [25]
hardwick elementary school [26]
harwell elementary school [27]
haynes elementary school [28]
hodges elementary school [29]
honey elementary school [30]
iles elementary school [31]
jackson elementary school [32]
maedgen elementary school [33]
mcwhorter elementary school [34]
murfee elementary school [35]
overton elementary school [36]
parkway elementary school [37]
parsons elementary school [38]
ramirez charter school [39]
roberts elementary school [40]
rush elementary school [41]
smith elementary school [42]
stewart elementary school [43]
tubbs elementary school [44]
waters elementary school [45]
wester elementary school [46]
wheatley elementary school [47]
wheelock elementary school, named lubbock founding mayor, frank e. wheelock [48]
whiteside elementary school [49]
williams elementary school [50]
r. wilson elementary school [51]
wolffarth elementary school [52]
wright elementary school [53]