Who buys
Rural ISD superintendents, CFOs, and school boards.
The housing problem
- No rentals in town, or rentals priced for oilfield and data center wages.
- Site-built staff housing is a long, costly project for a small district.
- Board approval and budget timelines.
A 4-suite unit gives four staff members their own door, kitchen, and bath in one 16×76 building, which is closer to an apartment than a dorm. See the 4-suite full-kitchen unit and the smaller 16×60 kitchenette unit.
Typical unit mix
- Starter: two 4-suite units (8 private apartments)
- Larger campus: 4–6 suite units plus one HUD-code 4-bed unit
Recommended units: 16×76 4-Suite Unit (Four Full Kitchens)16×60 4-Suite Kitchenette UnitHUD-Code 4-Bed, 4-Bath Home All models
Timeline
Board approval and utility extension usually take longer than delivering the units.
Rules and compliance
Districts should confirm with counsel how they can own and lease housing. Local zoning and utility rules apply.
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Where in Texas
West Texas & Permian BasinBig Country (Abilene area)Texas PanhandleRio Grande Valley
Common questions
Can a school district provide teacher housing?
Many do. See how districts set it up.
Related answers
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