Orange Offender Education Program

Orangefield High School received a "recognized" accountability rating for the 2009-2010 school year. This is the first time the high school has achieved this status since the implementation of TAKS. Congratulations to our high school faculty and staff.Orangefield Junior High also received a "recognized" rating for their performance. The junior high continues to score very well on the state assessment. We are proud of this accomplishment for our students.Orangefield Elementary achieved "exemplary" status this year. This is the first time the elementary has accomplished this significant achievement. Congratulations are in order for our elementary faculty and staff.

Vidor High School is a learning center that enrolls students in grades 9 through 12. The school is governed by the Vidor Independent School District. Located in Vidor, Texas, it provides education in horticulture, cosmetology, criminal justice, health occupations, and family consumer and science. The school also conducts classes in accounting, business law and metal fabrication. Vidor High School operates student organizations, such as the National Honor Society and Future Business Leaders of America. It also offers a student council, band, choir, and drama and yearbook clubs. The school supports a range of sports activities that includes football, baseball, softball, basketball, cross country, soccer, tennis, volleyball, and track and field. In addition, Vidor High School provides meals and guidance counseling.

Vidor Elementary offers a range of educational opportunities for more than 645 students. The school serves students in pre-kindergarten through grade four. Its academic curriculum includes mathematics, science, social science and language arts. Vidor Elementary administers the Title I program. It maintains a library that offers a variety of educational resources and materials. The school also conducts the English as a Second Language program. Vidor Elementary offers guidance counseling sessions. The school has a parent-teacher organization that works for student welfare. It offers opportunities for students to participate in track and field. Vidor Elementary is governed by the Vidor Independent School District.