About Us:

The Guthrie Common School District is located in Guthrie, Texas, the county seat of King County. It is located ninety-six miles east of Lubbock and ninety miles northwest of Abilene. Located on the Rolling Plains of West Texas, King County is the third least populated county in the United States. For more information on King County, click here.

GCSD serves two student populations: those that physically attend the Guthrie School (around 100 students) and those who are served by the virtual extension of GCSD, Guthrie Virtual School (GVS), which served over 750 students from all over Texas during the 2018-2019 school year. 

School Board

We are fortunate to have a wonderful school board to oversee the school district and provide vision and guideance. School board members are:

Cell McCauley, Toby Oliver, Wendy Masterson, Zane Daniel, Jeff Daniel, Nathan Canaday, & Laura Moorhouse

6666 Ranch 

Legendary Quarter Horses and superior Black Angus cattle are hallmarks of “The Four Sixes,” a historic Texas ranch that is part of Burnett Ranches LLC. The ranch stands some of the most well-respected Quarter Horse stallions in the industry, with elite broodmares that produce superior individuals for ranch work and racing. The “Sixes” is also a working ranch, bringing more than 100 years of superior cattle breeding expertise to a new Black Angus program. Full-service equine veterinary services also are offered. www.6666ranch.com

Pitchfork Ranch 

Its heritage and stature position the Pitchfork Land and Cattle Company among a handful of great American ranches. The Pitchfork's operations span around 180,000 acres in 2 states and more than a century of continuous operation primarily under one family. The Pitchfork stands as a testimony to those who have loved the land and its cattle and to those who have dedicated their lives to making it one of the finest ranches in the world. www.thepitchforkranch.com

Tongue River Ranch 

Tongue River Ranch focuses on many of the traditions that were utilized by the Swenson’s Ranches in 1898. Cowboys still head out for the day on horseback. A day’s work involves roundup, branding and doctoring the herd by dedicated horsemen in the old fashioned cowboy way.  Sleeping in their bedrolls under the stars during roundup also includes meals cooked on the chuck wagon. Tongue River Ranch takes great pride in preserving the land for future generations to come. www.tongueriverranch.net