San Felipe Independent School District

San Felipe Del Rio Consolidated Independent School District, also known as San Felipe Independent School District, is a public school district that provides kindergarten through twelfth grade education to students residing within its boundaries. As an independent school district, it operates a network of elementary, middle, and high schools that deliver state‑approved curricula, special education services, and extracurricular programs such as athletics, fine arts, and career‑technical education. The district’s primary mission is to support student learning and development by employing certified teachers, administrators, and support staff who work in accordance with Texas education standards. Instruction is delivered through traditional classroom settings as well as supplemental online resources, and the district seeks to prepare graduates for higher education, vocational training, or entry into the workforce. Community engagement is facilitated through parent‑teacher organizations, school board meetings, and public outreach initiatives that aim to align educational offerings with local needs.

Specific enrollment figures, campus counts, or annual budget amounts are not disclosed in the source material, so quantitative scale details are omitted here. The district distinguishes itself as a governmental entity created under Texas law to administer public education, with authority vested in a locally elected board of trustees that sets policy, approves budgets, and oversees the superintendent. Funding derives from a combination of local property tax revenues, state allocations, and federal grants, placing it under the regulatory oversight of the Texas Education Agency. Structurally, San Felipe Del Rio CISD is not a subsidiary of any private corporation; it is a stand‑alone public corporation whose assets and liabilities belong to the district itself. A notable event in its recent history occurred on February 18, 2020, when the district fell victim to a business email compromise scheme that prompted unauthorized electronic fund transfers via the Automated Clearing House network, resulting in confirmed financial losses that were under investigation at the time of reporting.