Paste your student or family addresses, one per line, and get the public school district and county for each one, from official US Census boundaries. The first 25 come back straight away. For a longer list, up to 1,000, enter your email once and the rest runs. Download it all as a CSV.
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Paste the addresses into the free school district lookup, one per line, with city and state (a ZIP code helps). Each address is matched against US Census school district boundaries, and you get the district and county for every row. Copy the results or download a CSV.
Up to 1,000 in one go. The first 25 come back straight away. For the rest, enter your email once and the whole list runs, at about a minute for every 200 addresses. Keep the tab open until it finishes. Next time, it goes straight through.
No. It gives the public school district for the address. The school a student attends comes from the district's own attendance zones, which the district sets and changes more often. Check the district's website or office for attendance boundaries.
They come from the US Census Bureau's current school district files, the federal source. Boundaries can change between Census updates, so confirm addresses close to a boundary line with the district before an enrollment decision. Addresses the Census cannot match are marked "No match" rather than guessed.
They are sent to the US Census Bureau's geocoder, and to our own geocoder for any it cannot match, to find the district. Paste only the address column and leave out student names and IDs. We keep a record of each run, including a sample of addresses, as our privacy policy explains.
No. The districts come from US Census boundaries, so the lookup covers US addresses only. Include the city and state on every line for the best match.