The University Interscholastic League (UIL), the governing body for high school athletics in Texas, recently unveiled the 2024-2026 Reclassification and Realignment for football, basketball, and volleyball. This announcement, released on Thursday morning, outlines the districts and classifications that high school athletic programs across the state will compete in for the upcoming two seasons, starting from the 2024-25 school year.
Changes on the Horizon
While many Houston-area high schools will experience minimal alterations, some will undergo significant shifts in their district makeup or even move into different classifications. The specifics of the districts were largely unknown until this recent announcement, providing clarity to schools following UIL Snapshot Day in December.
UIL Football Districts: Houston-Area High Schools
Class 6A – Region 2
District 13
- Cleveland
- Conroe
- Conroe Caney Creek
- Conroe Grand Oaks
- Conroe The Woodlands
- Conroe Woodlands College Park
- New Caney
- Willis
District 14
- Aldine
- Benjamin Davis
- Eisenhower
- MacArthur
- Nimitz
- Spring
- Spring Dekaney
- Spring Westfield
District 15
- Klein
- Klein Cain
- Klein Collins
- Klein Forest
- Klein Oak
- Magnolia
- Magnolia West
- Tomball
- Tomball Memorial
District 16
- Bridgeland
- Cypress Lakes
- Cypress Park
- Cypress Ranch
- Cypress Springs
- Cypress Woods
- Langham Creek
- Waller
Class 6A – Region 3
District 17
- Cy-Fair
- Cypress Creek
- Cypress Falls
- Cypress Ridge
- Memorial
- Northbrook
- Stratford
- Jersey Village
District 18
- Bellaire
- Chavez
- Heights
- Lamar
- Math Sci. & Tech
- Westside
- Wisdom
District 19
- Katy
- Katy Cinco Ranch
- Katy Jordan
- Katy Mayde Creek
- Katy Morton Ranch
- Katy Paetow
- Katy Seven Lakes
- Katy Taylor
- Katy Tompkins
District 20
- Alief Elsik
- Alief Hastings
- Alief Taylor
- Strake Jesuit
- Lamar Fulshear
- Richmond Foster
- Richmond George Ranch
District 21
- Fort Bend Austin
- Fort Bend Bush
- Fort Bend Clements
- Fort Bend Dulles
- Fort Bend Elkins
- Fort Bend Hightower
- Fort Bend Ridge Point
- Fort Bend Travis
District 22
- Alvin
- Alvin Shadow Creek
- Manvel
- Pasadena Dobie
- Pasadena Memorial
- Pasadena Rayburn
- Pasadena South Houston
- Pearland
- Pearland Dawson
District 23
- Baytown Goose Creek Memorial
- Channelview
- Galena Park North Shore
- Humble
- Humble Atascocita
- Humble Kingwood
- Humble Summer Creek
- Sheldon King
District 24
- Clute Brazoswood
- Deer Park
- Dickinson
- Clear Brook
- Clear Lake
- Clear Creek
- Clear Falls
- Clear Springs
Class 5A Division 1 – Region 3
District 9
- Angleton
- Baytown Sterling
- Beaumont United
- Beaumont West Brook
- Galveston Ball
- Barbers Hill
- Port Arthur Memorial
District 10
- Galena Park
- Austin
- Madison
- Milby
- Sharpstown
- Sterling
- Waltrip
- Westbury
District 11
- Crosby
- Fort Bend Kempner
- Friendswood
- Spring Woods
- Kingwood Park
- La Porte
- New Caney Porter
- Pasadena
Class 5A Division 2 – Region 2
District 8
- Dayton
- Huntsville
- Montgomery
- Montgomery Lake Creek
- Nederland
- New Caney West Fork
- Port Neches-Groves
- Splendora
Class 5A Division I – Region 3
District 9
- Alvin Iowa Colony
- Baytown Lee
- Fort Bend Marshall
- Richmond Randle
- Lamar Consolidated
- Rosenberg Terry
- Santa Fe
- Texas City
Class 4A Divisions 1 and 2 – Region 3
District 11
- Furr
- Kashmere
- North Forest
- Northside
- Scarborough
- Washington
- Wheatley
- Worthing
District 12
- Fort Bend Crawford
- Fort Bend Willowridge
- Freeport Brazosport
- Navasota
- Needville
- Stafford
District 10
- Harmony School of Innovation
- Katy Harmony
- La Marque
- Royal
- Sweeny
- West Columbia
- Columbia
- Wharton
Conclusion
The 2024-2026 Reclassification and Realignment by the UIL bring substantial changes to several Houston-area high school football districts. These adjustments will not only impact the competition landscape but also set the stage for the next two seasons in high school athletics across Texas. The release of this information marks a crucial moment for schools as they prepare for the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead.
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