Tyler Junior College: which high schools its students come from

Texas community college. The high schools whose class of 2024 sent students to Tyler Junior College the following fall, from state higher-education data. Community colleges have open admission, so there are no admissions figures here.

1,370 students from 71 Texas high schools in the class of 2024 enrolled at Tyler Junior College the following fall.

From Texas high schools

Year

High schools whose class of 2024 enrolled at Tyler Junior College the following fall, most students first. Share is of each school's trackable graduates.

School	County	Students	Share
Tyler Legacy High School	Smith	139	28%
Tyler High School	Smith	116	30%
Lindale High School	Smith	110	34%
Whitehouse High School	Smith	84	23%
Jacksonville High School	Cherokee	77	25%
Chapel Hill High School	Smith	57	23%
Bullard High School	Cherokee	53	25%
Cumberland High School	Smith	42	35%
Van High School	Van Zandt	37	22%
Rusk High School	Cherokee	36	29%
Longview High School	Gregg	31	7.2%
Canton High School	Van Zandt	24	14%
Brownsboro High School	Henderson	22	12%
Palestine High School	Anderson	22	10.0%
Winona High School	Smith	18	27%
Gilmer High School	Upshur	16	8.7%
Hallsville High School	Harrison	16	5.1%
Mineola High School	Wood	16	18%
Pine Tree High School	Gregg	16	5.7%
Henderson High School	Rusk	14	6.3%
Mabank High School	Kaufman	14	5.3%
Quitman High School	Wood	14	13%
Rains High School	Rains	14	13%
Frankston High School	Anderson	13	29%
Grand Saline High School	Van Zandt	13	17%
Kaufman High School	Kaufman	12	4.4%
Tyler ISD Early College High School	Smith	12	13%
Westwood High School	Anderson	12	13%
Edgewood High School	Van Zandt	11	12%
Paris High School	Lamar	11	6.0%
Troup High School	Smith	11	14%
Arp High School	Smith	10	19%
Carthage High School	Panola	10	5.6%
Kilgore High School	Gregg	10	4.0%
Alvin V Anderson Rise Academy	Smith	9	11%
Athens High School	Henderson	9	5.3%
Crandall High School	Kaufman	9	2.1%
Fruitvale High School	Van Zandt	9	29%
Gladewater High School	Upshur	9	8.7%
Harmony High School	Upshur	9	13%
Marshall High School	Harrison	9	3.6%
Nacogdoches High School	Nacogdoches	9	2.7%
Terrell High School	Kaufman	9	3.2%
Alba-Golden High School	Wood	8	14%
Big Sandy High School	Upshur	8	24%
Kirbyville High School	Jasper	8	9.0%
Spring Hill High School	Gregg	8	5.6%
West Rusk High School	Rusk	8	11%
White Oak High School	Gregg	8	10%
Lufkin High School	Angelina	7	1.6%
Malakoff High School	Henderson	7	7.4%
Mt Vernon High School	Franklin	7	6.9%
North Forney High School	Kaufman	7	1.5%
Wills Point High School	Van Zandt	7	3.8%
Crockett High School	Houston	6	7.1%
Elkhart High School	Anderson	6	9.0%
Hawkins High School / Middle	Wood	6	12%
Mount Pleasant High School	Titus	6	1.7%
New Diana High School	Upshur	6	8.3%
Sabine High School	Gregg	6	6.1%
Sulphur Springs High School	Hopkins	6	2.2%
Texas Virtual Academy at Hallsville	Harrison	6	0.3%
Center High School	Shelby	5	3.9%
Harleton High School	Harrison	5	8.9%
Lead Academy High School	Gregg	5	2.8%
Midlothian Heritage High School	Ellis	5	1.4%
Ore City High School	Upshur	5	9.6%
Pewitt High School	Morris	5	9.4%
Springtown High School	Parker	5	2.1%
Tenaha Schools	Shelby	5	12%
Waskom High School	Harrison	5	7.8%

College types (2-year, 4-year, public, private) are assigned by WhoGotIn from federal (IPEDS) and state (THECB) records; a few were classified by hand. See Methodology.