not sure about this one just asking

[skipper]

is LC-M  school now in the city limits of orange ,are maybe blocked off.it will not be long till all lc might be taken in by orange thay need the tax dollers lol

[Slam14]

is LC-M  school now in the city limits of orange ,are maybe blocked off.it will not be long till all lc might be taken in by orange thay need the tax dollers lol

  The school district and school "zones" are not affected by the city limits.  Even though the schools get their tax money, the LC areas that were strong armed into annexation get the pleasure of adding new taxes money (for unwanted services) to the city of Orange. 

Hey, Thanks again Mr Claybar!    :

[mat]

The HS was not annexed because there was no revenue to benefit the city.

[tvc184]

Like Slam said, school districts, city limits and even US Postal Service routes have nothing to do with each other. I live in Jefferson County outside of any city, live in the Nederland school district and have a Beaumont mailing address.

Inside the city limits of Port Arthur for example, there are four school districts. Cities do their thing and school districts do theirs.

[Guest pirates]

Also county lines, VISD goes into Jasper County nearly to the Paper Mill.

[Guest pirates]

Here's a good link from the Texas Education Agency (TEA).

http://deleon.tea.state.tx.us/SDL/Forms/

[td]

is LC-M  school now in the city limits of orange ,are maybe blocked off.it will not be long till all lc might be taken in by orange thay need the tax dollers lol

  The school district and school "zones" are not affected by the city limits.   Even though the schools get their tax money, the LC areas that were strong armed into annexation get the pleasure of adding new taxes money (for unwanted services) to the city of Orange. 

Hey, Thanks again Mr Claybar!    :

Now Now! Just remember if you decide to move further out. When they annex that moves the ETJ even further out. If you live in the ETJ you are subject to annexation, but then I guess you know that.  ;D ;D ;D

[skipper]

WOW, so its all about $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ with the city of orange. i have a friend that lives in LC he and his familey are putting there home up for sale.thay have lived in lc for 25 years and were happy  and have  two sons that play football in the jr high  program and love the coaches ,what a shame. the best of luck to the bears tonight

[w]

Like Slam said, school districts, city limits and even US Postal Service routes have nothing to do with each other. I live in Jefferson County outside of any city, live in the Nederland school district and have a Beaumont mailing address.

Inside the city limits of Port Arthur for example, there are four school districts. Cities do their thing and school districts do theirs.

There is only one school district inside the city of Port Arthur, though.  PAISD.  Beaumont has several schools, but only one school district.  Orange is much smaller and each school in the county has their own "consolidated independent" school district.  To be exact, even WOS high school is not in the city limits of Orange, it is in the city of West Orange.  There are elementaries and intermediates in the city of Orange limits, such as Little Cypress Elementary and junior high (as well as WO Intermediate and Jr. High).

[skipper]

thanks all for the infoe