Thrall Independent School District is a rural district located 45 miles northeast of Austin on US HWY 79 covering 149 square miles in Eastern Williamson County. Thrall ISD serves the small communities of Thrall, Beaukiss, Shiloh, Noack, Hare, Structure, and Sandoval. Thrall ISD consists of three campuses-Thrall Elementary School, Thrall Middle School, and Thrall High School. These campuses are all located on the same property utilizing 11 different buildings. Located within the city limits of Thrall, Texas, the district is a central entity of a town with a population of approximately 850. The City of Thrall was founded in 1876 as a railroad station on the International-Great Northern line and was first called Stiles Switch. The Stiles School was opened in the 1880's. When a post office-general store was opened in 1901, the name Thrall was chosen for the community, after Homer S. Thrall, a Methodist minister. In 1908 Stiles School was moved to a new larger building and renamed Thrall School. Thrall ISD was established in 1908.

We are dedicated to educating students to become contributing, productive, and responsible citizens. We are very proud of our outstanding staff and students. We believe that the small school and class size setting provides the optimum learning environment for all students. We are a family-oriented community and school district.

Last Updated September 4, 2008