West Sabine Independent School District, proudly known as Tiger Nation, serves the communities of Pineland, Bronson, Rosevine, Plainview, and Centerview in western Sabine County, Texas. Covering approximately 106 square miles, the district reflects the close-knit, rural character of Deep East Texas while maintaining a strong commitment to academic excellence and student opportunity.

📊 District Snapshot

• Enrollment: Approximately 670+ students

• Classification: UIL 2A

• Campuses:

  Elementary (PK–5) &

  High School (6–12)

• Geographic Area: ~106 square miles

West Sabine ISD’s student population reflects the rich cultural and socioeconomic diversity of Sabine County, with a strong tradition of community involvement and multi-generational Tiger families.

🎓 Academics: Preparing Students for the Real World

Tiger Nation has committed to ensuring that every child excels in Academics, Athletics, and the Arts, equipping students to graduate as college- or career-ready individuals.

The district partners with local colleges to provide:

• Dual credit coursework

• Career pathways

• College readiness opportunities

Through a culture of high expectations, West Sabine ISD strives to commit, give, and hold itself to the highest standards, continually raising the bar for all who walk through its doors.

🏈🎭 Extracurricular & Co-Curricular Excellence

West Sabine ISD maintains long-standing competitive traditions in:

• Football

• Basketball

• Softball

• Baseball

• Track & Field

Beyond athletics, students participate in:

• Student Council

• Beta Club

• Cheer

• Band & Twirling

• Academic UIL

• Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA)

• Future Farmers of America (FFA)

• Numerous other clubs and leadership organizations

Through these programs, students develop leadership skills that have propelled many into district, regional, and national leadership roles.

🤝 A Family-Centered District

West Sabine ISD is deeply rooted in community partnership. The district regularly hosts:

• Parent involvement days

• Family nights

• Community-based committees

Parents and community members are welcomed as active participants in the Tiger family. Additionally, students benefit from enrichment opportunities across the community, including 4H, youth sports leagues, martial arts, archery, and other youth development programs.

🐾 The Tiger Commitment

At West Sabine ISD, education extends beyond the classroom. The district’s mission is to develop well-rounded individuals who are prepared not only to graduate, but to thrive — academically strong, athletically disciplined, artistically expressive, and leadership ready.

Tiger Nation is more than a district — it is a family committed to excellence.

WSISD Administration

Superintendent-Carnelius D. Gilder, Ed.D

Director of Finance-Paula Horton, RTSBA

Director of Curriculum-Kena McClenny, M.Ed

Director of Federal and State Programs-Misti Smith, M.Ed

Director of Technology-Kristian Ham

Director of Child Nutrition-Tammy Rogers

Director of Athletics-Coach Danny Bragg, Jr