Premier High School

Ramey Elementary School, established in 1950, was named after Judge Thomas B. Ramey, who was a lawyer and church and civic leader of Tyler. It has a staff of more than 60 full-time certified teachers and paraprofessionals that includes a social worker, behavior specialist, counselor, diagnostician, speech pathologist, reading coaches, special educators, library aides, classroom teachers, teaching assistants and custodians. Ramey Elementary School maintains a parent-teacher association that conducts monthly meetings and organizes various events and activities for the overall development of the school. The school has an annual enrollment of over 500 students in prekindergarten through fifth grade. Ramey Elementary School is a party of the Tyler Independent School District and is located in Tyler, Texas.

Douglas Elementary School, part of Tyler ISD caters to K-5 level students. Located in Tyler, Texas, the school's team includes office staff, counselor, nurse, support staff, pre-kindergarten, kindergarten and 1st grade. Additionally, its team includes 2nd grade, 3rd grade, 4th grade, 5th grade, life skills, special education, enrichment team, custodial staff and food services. The Douglas Elementary Library of the Douglas Elementary School stocks books and magazines from various genres, including quiz, Encyclopedia Britannica and history, to name a few.

Bonner Elementary School, located in Tyler, Texas, provides bilingual and regular classes at each grade level for students from preschool through grade five. It subjects include visual and performing arts, music, art, drama, dance, physical education, speech and technology. This is supported by the use of computers in the classroom on a regular basis, library and work centers where students practice math, motor and social skills that they have already learned. Its learning lab differentiates instructions in three core subject areas, including reading, language arts and math and the descubriendo la lectura assists bilingual students to read and write. The multisensory teaching approach intervention uses skill-building processes to increase the students productivity in reading, writing and spelling. The school is a part of the Tyler Independent School District.