Meadow Independent School District is a public
school district
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based in
Meadow
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,
Texas
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(
USA
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). The district is a single campus district with two schools, Burleson Elementary, serving Pre-K through 5th, and Meadow High School, which serves grades six through twelve.
In 2009, the school district was rated "
academically acceptable
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Texas Education Agency
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Special programs
Athletics
Meadow High School plays
six-man football
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History
Six-man football was developed ...
.
References
External links
Meadow ISD
School districts in Terry County, Texas
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