Grand Saline's first school was started in 1849 as Grand Saline School with a total pupil population of 378 students on Saline Creek, a Sabine River tributary. Around 1920, all of the local communities consolidated to form Grand Saline Independent School District and the first school opened around 1920 and moved into the city itself at the corner of High and Green Street.
Grand Saline's initial educational institution was established in 1849 as Grand Saline School, with a student population of 378 students situated on Saline Creek, a tributary of the Sabine River. Around 1920, all local communities consolidated to form Grand Saline Independent School District, and the first school opened around 1920 and relocated to the city center at the intersection of High and Green Street.