- ^ The divisions denote the size of student enrollment in the high schools of Texas, with 1A signifying the smallest schools and 6A, added during a 2013 reclassification by the Texas University Interscholastic League (UIL), denoting the largest schools. The concept is that larger enrollments means a larger pool of quality athletes to choose from, likely (but not exclusively) resulting in the progressively higher-numbered divisions having the progressively stronger teams in the state.[1] Schools, such as Permian, can be moved to a different division based on changes in enrollment over time or changes to the overall UIL system over time.
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