Edinburg Consolidated Independent School District, Texas

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Office	Name	Date assumed office
Edinburg Consolidated Independent School District Place 1	Dominga Vela	January 1, 2019
Edinburg Consolidated Independent School District Place 2	Oscar Salinas	2014
Edinburg Consolidated Independent School District Place 3	Leticia Garcia	2018
Edinburg Consolidated Independent School District Place 4	Luis Alamia	January 1, 2021
Edinburg Consolidated Independent School District Place 5	Xavier Salinas	2014
Edinburg Consolidated Independent School District Place 6	Carmen Gonzalez
Edinburg Consolidated Independent School District Place 7	Miguel Farias	2016

This officeholder information was last updated on August 6, 2021. Please contact us with any updates.

Revenue by Source
Fiscal Year	Local		State		Federal		Revenue Total
	Total	% of Revenue	Total	% of Revenue	Total	% of Revenue

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1993	$19,153,000	17.28%	$81,320,000	73.38%	$10,352,000	9.34%	$110,825,000
1994	$22,034,000	21.98%	$65,680,000	65.51%	$12,548,000	12.52%	$100,262,000
1995	$24,944,000	24.06%	$65,805,000	63.47%	$12,928,000	12.47%	$103,677,000
1996	$25,560,000	22.10%	$77,114,000	66.67%	$12,986,000	11.23%	$115,660,000
1997	$26,748,000	22.64%	$77,453,000	65.56%	$13,940,000	11.80%	$118,141,000
1998	$31,436,000	24.37%	$83,141,000	64.46%	$14,412,000	11.17%	$128,989,000
1999	$34,754,000	25.87%	$82,443,000	61.37%	$17,148,000	12.76%	$134,345,000
2000	$35,513,000	22.06%	$104,345,000	64.82%	$21,113,000	13.12%	$160,971,000
2001	$41,566,000	23.72%	$111,952,000	63.89%	$21,712,000	12.39%	$175,230,000
2002	$45,175,000	23.84%	$120,387,000	63.53%	$23,943,000	12.63%	$189,505,000
2003	$50,087,000	24.60%	$124,343,000	61.07%	$29,190,000	14.34%	$203,620,000
2004	$51,998,000	23.67%	$128,307,000	58.42%	$39,333,000	17.91%	$219,638,000
2005	$60,762,000	25.84%	$135,313,000	57.55%	$39,059,000	16.61%	$235,134,000
2006	$66,313,000	27.00%	$136,704,000	55.66%	$42,579,000	17.34%	$245,596,000
2007	$72,566,000	27.33%	$151,915,000	57.22%	$41,017,000	15.45%	$265,498,000
2008	$65,182,000	22.84%	$176,000,000	61.68%	$44,180,000	15.48%	$285,362,000
2009	$75,069,000	24.72%	$179,685,000	59.18%	$48,878,000	16.10%	$303,632,000

2010	$74,776,000	22.78%	$180,716,000	55.05%	$72,759,000	22.17%	$328,251,000
2011	$72,734,000	21.68%	$188,973,000	56.33%	$73,742,000	21.98%	$335,449,000
2012	$70,433,000	21.39%	$204,422,000	62.09%	$54,379,000	16.52%	$329,234,000
2013	$69,655,000	21.34%	$203,757,000	62.42%	$53,020,000	16.24%	$326,432,000
Avg.	$49,355,143	23.39%	$127,608,333	61.87%	$33,296,095	14.74%	$210,259,571

Expenditures[edit]

The table below separates the district's expenditures into five categories identified by the agency:

• Instruction: operation expenditures, state payments on behalf of the district for instruction and benefits, and retirement system transfers
• Support Services: support services, food services, and retirement system transfers for support service staff
• Capital Spending: capital outlay expenditures (i.e., construction, land or facilities purchases, and equipment purchases)
• Debt & Gov. Payments: payments to state and local governments and interest on school system debt
• Other: all other non-K-12 programs, except food services

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1993	$44,356,000	50.17%	$31,157,000	35.24%	$10,065,000	11.38%	$2,539,000	2.87%	$289,000	0.33%	$88,406,000
1994	$49,373,000	49.17%	$35,578,000	35.43%	$12,409,000	12.36%	$2,715,000	2.70%	$338,000	0.34%	$100,413,000
1995	$56,320,000	48.40%	$35,150,000	30.21%	$21,490,000	18.47%	$2,785,000	2.39%	$609,000	0.52%	$116,354,000
1996	$59,129,000	48.19%	$35,642,000	29.05%	$24,303,000	19.81%	$2,811,000	2.29%	$815,000	0.66%	$122,700,000
1997	$63,614,000	53.54%	$38,339,000	32.27%	$13,342,000	11.23%	$2,850,000	2.40%	$668,000	0.56%	$118,813,000
1998	$67,975,000	52.00%	$40,937,000	31.31%	$18,092,000	13.84%	$2,666,000	2.04%	$1,061,000	0.81%	$130,731,000
1999	$70,689,000	42.53%	$42,768,000	25.73%	$44,295,000	26.65%	$6,883,000	4.14%	$1,570,000	0.94%	$166,205,000
2000	$86,353,000	49.66%	$54,397,000	31.28%	$25,901,000	14.89%	$5,421,000	3.12%	$1,822,000	1.05%	$173,894,000
2001	$89,772,000	55.03%	$56,039,000	34.35%	$6,706,000	4.11%	$8,396,000	5.15%	$2,207,000	1.35%	$163,120,000
2002	$100,536,000	52.04%	$61,572,000	31.87%	$20,620,000	10.67%	$8,260,000	4.28%	$2,216,000	1.15%	$193,204,000
2003	$106,359,000	43.05%	$69,644,000	28.19%	$61,113,000	24.73%	$7,821,000	3.17%	$2,134,000	0.86%	$247,071,000
2004	$111,639,000	45.78%	$76,560,000	31.40%	$43,332,000	17.77%	$10,030,000	4.11%	$2,296,000	0.94%	$243,857,000
2005	$120,205,000	52.59%	$82,195,000	35.96%	$13,414,000	5.87%	$9,826,000	4.30%	$2,914,000	1.27%	$228,554,000
2006	$129,224,000	56.14%	$86,733,000	37.68%	$2,532,000	1.10%	$8,467,000	3.68%	$3,217,000	1.40%	$230,173,000
2007	$136,760,000	52.58%	$91,946,000	35.35%	$18,254,000	7.02%	$9,572,000	3.68%	$3,548,000	1.36%	$260,080,000
2008	$155,184,000	55.79%	$99,308,000	35.70%	$8,206,000	2.95%	$11,995,000	4.31%	$3,451,000	1.24%	$278,144,000
2009	$166,907,000	54.56%	$101,857,000	33.30%	$19,845,000	6.49%	$13,735,000	4.49%	$3,558,000	1.16%	$305,902,000

2010	$178,286,000	47.70%	$103,746,000	27.76%	$76,172,000	20.38%	$12,530,000	3.35%	$3,012,000	0.81%	$373,746,000
2011	$173,515,000	52.65%	$103,398,000	31.38%	$37,250,000	11.30%	$12,306,000	3.73%	$3,083,000	0.94%	$329,552,000
2012	$170,471,000	54.99%	$102,496,000	33.06%	$23,896,000	7.71%	$9,858,000	3.18%	$3,288,000	1.06%	$310,009,000
2013	$180,771,000	58.44%	$106,425,000	34.41%	$9,503,000	3.07%	$9,420,000	3.05%	$3,204,000	1.04%	$309,323,000
Avg.	$110,354,190	51.19%	$69,327,952	32.43%	$24,320,952	11.99%	$7,661,238	3.45%	$2,157,143	0.94%	$213,821,476

Debt

The table below shows the amount of debt retired, issued, and outstanding in the district for each year.

Debt
Fiscal Year	Retired	Issued	Outstanding

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1993	$9,130,000	$33,620,000	$42,695,000
1994	$12,305,000	$22,075,000	$52,465,000
1995	$485,000	$0	$52,011,000
1996	$935,000	$0	$54,228,000
1997	$1,868,000	$0	$51,910,000
1998	$2,710,000	$0	$49,200,000
1999	$2,850,000	$0	$46,350,000
2000	$5,435,000	$5,720,000	$103,395,000
2001	$6,555,000	$60,000,000	$156,840,000
2002	$6,400,000	$4,205,000	$161,819,000
2003	$37,815,000	$46,565,000	$168,090,000
2004	$5,306,000	$6,400,000	$172,269,000
2005	$54,950,000	$49,375,000	$166,966,000
2006	$6,763,000	$0	$160,668,000
2007	$5,411,000	$0	$155,703,000
2008	$43,333,000	$41,040,000	$153,907,000
2009	$11,676,000	$114,690,000	$259,059,000

2010	$11,815,000	$2,035,000	$247,284,000
2011	$18,940,000	$9,045,000	$239,610,000
2012	$36,045,000	$23,685,000	$228,270,000
2013	$12,845,000	$0	$215,845,000
Avg.	$13,979,619	$19,926,429	$139,932,571

Teacher salaries[edit]

The following salary information was pulled from the district's teacher salary schedule. A salary schedule is a list of expected compensations based on variables such as position, years employed, and education level. It may not reflect actual teacher salaries in the district.

Year	Minimum	Maximum
2020[9]	$50,251	$67,000[10]

Academic performance[edit]

Proficiency assessments[edit]

Each year, state and local education agencies use tests and other standards to assess student proficiency. Although the data below was published by the U.S. Department of Education, proficiency measurements are established by the states. As a result, proficiency levels are not comparable between different states and year-over-year proficiency levels within a district may not be comparable because states may change their proficiency measurements.^[11]

Mathematics[edit]

The following table shows the percentage of district students who scored at or above the proficiency level each school year:^[12]

School year	All (%)	Asian/Pacific Islander (%)	Black (%)	Hispanic (%)	Native American (%)	Two or More Races (%)	White (%)
2018-2019	54	90-94	60-69	54	PS	40-59	60-64
2017-2018	52	85-89	60-69	52	PS	60-69	60-64
2016-2017	80	≥95	≥80	80	PS	60-79	85-89
2015-2016	77	≥95	70-79	77	PS	80-89	80-84
2014-2015	75	≥95	70-79	74	PS	≥80	75-79
2013-2014	78	90-94	70-79	78	PS	≥50	85-89
2012-2013	76	≥95	70-79	76	≥50	≥50	80-84
2011-2012	82	≥95	80-89	82	PS	≥50	85-89
2010-2011	84	≥95	80-89	84	≥50	N/A	85-89

Reading/language arts[edit]

The following table shows the percentage of district students who scored at or above the proficiency level each school year:^[12]

School year	All (%)	Asian/Pacific Islander (%)	Black (%)	Hispanic (%)	Native American (%)	Two or More Races (%)	White (%)
2018-2019	45	80-84	60-69	45	PS	40-59	55-59
2017-2018	43	75-79	60-69	43	PS	40-59	55-59
2016-2017	71	≥95	80-89	70	PS	60-79	80-84
2015-2016	70	90-94	70-79	70	PS	70-79	74
2014-2015	72	90-94	80-89	72	PS	60-79	70-74
2013-2014	72	≥95	80-89	72	PS	≥50	85-89
2012-2013	74	≥95	80-89	74	≥50	≥50	85-89
2011-2012	87	≥95	≥90	87	PS	≥50	90-94
2010-2011	87	≥95	≥90	87	≥50	N/A	90-94

Graduation rates[edit]

The following table shows the graduation rate of district students each school year:^[12][13]

School year	All (%)	Asian/Pacific Islander (%)	Black (%)	Hispanic (%)	Native American (%)	Two or More Races (%)	White (%)
2017-2018	88	≥50	PS	88	PS	PS	80-89
2016-2017	87	≥50	PS	87	PS	PS	60-79
2015-2016	88	PS	≥50	88	N/A	PS	≥80
2014-2015	87	PS	PS	86	PS	PS	≥80
2013-2014	88	≥50	PS	88	PS	PS	≥80
2012-2013	88	PS	≥50	88	PS	N/A	≥80
2011-2012	88	≥50	PS	88	PS	PS	≥80
2010-2011	86	≥50	≥50	86	N/A	PS	≥90

Student enrollment[edit]

Year[14]	Enrollment	Year-to-year change (%)
2018-2019	34,121	-0.1
2017-2018	34,156	-1.5
2016-2017	34,680	0.3
2015-2016	34,570	0.8
2014-2015	34,285	0.5
2013-2014	34,104	1.3
2012-2013	33,673	0.8
2011-2012	33,412	0.6
2010-2011	33,223	3.8
2009-2010	32,011	4.1
2008-2009	30,749	3.0
2007-2008	29,858	3.8
2006-2007	28,772	4.9
2005-2006	27,424	3.5
2004-2005	26,504	4.5
2003-2004	25,373	5.3
2002-2003	24,100	4.9
2001-2002	22,976	4.4
2000-2001	22,005	4.2
1999-2000	21,113	2.7
1998-1999	20,563	5.1
1997-1998	19,563	2.1
1996-1997	19,153	2.4
1995-1996	18,710	2.5
1994-1995	18,262	3.2
1993-1994	17,688	2.3
1992-1993	17,282	3.6
1991-1992	16,679	21.9
1990-1991	13,685	-9.3
1989-1990	15,089	2.6
1988-1989	14,709	4.3
1987-1988	14,101	2.5
1986-1987	13,756	-

About the district[edit]

Edinburg Consolidated Independent School District is located in Hidalgo County, Texas. It is classified as a small city school district by the National Center for Education Statistics. The district served 34,121 students during the 2018-2019 school year and comprised 46 schools.^[15]

During the 2018-2019 school year, 86.4% of the district's students were eligible for free or reduced-price lunch, 31.0% were English language learners, and 6.3% of students had an Individual Education Plan (IEP)An IEP is a specific education plan that is tailored to the needs of a student with a disability. It describes how the student learns most effectively, formulates goals for the student and considers their ability in relation to general curriculum..^[16]

Racial Demographics, 2018-2019
Race	Edinburg Consolidated Independent School District (%)	Texas K-12 students (%)
American Indian/Alaska Native	0.0	0.4
Asian or Asian/Pacific Islander	0.6	4.5
Black	0.2	12.6
Hispanic	97.6	52.5
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander	0.0	0.2
Two or More Races	0.2	2.4
White	1.4	27.4

Note: Percentages for race and ethnicity may add up to more than 100 percent because respondents may report more than one race and the Hispanic/Latino ethnicity may be selected in conjunction with any race. Read more about race and ethnicity in the census here.

Contact information[edit]

Edinburg Consolidated Independent School District
411 N. 8th Ave.
Edinburg, TX 78539
Phone: 956-289-2300

See also[edit]

Texas	School Board Elections	News and Analysis
List of school districts in Texas Public education in Texas	Texas school board elections, 2021	Analysis of spending in America's largest school districts United States school shootings, 1990-present

External links[edit]

• Search Google News for this topic
• Edinburg Consolidated Independent School District
• Texas Education Agency
• Texas Association of School Boards

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