About Us
The City of Lytle
Lytle is on Interstate Highway 35 and U.S. Highway 81 in the far northwest corner of Atascosa County. The city limits extend into neighboring Bexar and Medina counties. The town was named for John T. Lytle, a rancher and trail driver active in the area in the 1860s and possibly as early as 1846. He was instrumental in establishing Lytle Station on the International-Great Northern Railroad in 1882.
Lytle is located about 23 miles southwest of San Antonio, so its residents can commute easily to their jobs and enjoy the small town atmosphere, as well as all the attractions of nearby San Antonio.
Present day Lytle is being called the fastest growing city in Atascosa County. The current population is estimated at 2,800, but city leaders feel it’s just a matter of time before Lytle’s population soars due to expected developments. With these new ventures anticipated in the near future and the already added population due to the annexation of Lake Shore Estates, this thriving city typifies its motto, “Lytle – A City on the Grow”.
The City of Lytle
Lytle is on Interstate Highway 35 and U.S. Highway 81 in the far northwest corner of Atascosa County. The city limits extend into neighboring Bexar and Medina counties. The town was named for John T. Lytle, a rancher and trail driver active in the area in the 1860s and possibly as early as 1846. He was instrumental in establishing Lytle Station on the International-Great Northern Railroad in 1882.
Lytle is located about 23 miles southwest of San Antonio, so its residents can commute easily to their jobs and enjoy the small town atmosphere, as well as all the attractions of nearby San Antonio.
Present day Lytle is being called the fastest growing city in Atascosa County. The current population is estimated at 2,800, but city leaders feel it’s just a matter of time before Lytle’s population soars due to expected developments. With these new ventures anticipated in the near future and the already added population due to the annexation of Lake Shore Estates, this thriving city typifies its motto, “Lytle – A City on the Grow”.
Schools
The Lytle Independent School District was formed in 1884 to provide educational services to the agricultural community headquartered in Lytle, Texas covering the northern-most section of Atascosa and a portion of Medina Counties.
- Home to four campuses covering an attendance zone of 46 square miles
- Serves the educational needs for approximately 1675 students
- Proud member of UIL District 15-3A Division 1 football, 30-3A all other UIL sporting and academic events
- Home to over 250 employees
- School Colors: Black and Gold
- Lytle ISD Mascot: Pirates
Schools
The Lytle Independent School District was formed in 1884 to provide educational services to the agricultural community headquartered in Lytle, Texas covering the northern-most section of Atascosa and a portion of Medina Counties.
- Home to four campuses covering an attendance zone of 46 square miles
- Serves the educational needs for approximately 1675 students
- Proud member of UIL District 15-3A Division 1 football, 30-3A all other UIL sporting and academic events
- Home to over 250 employees
- School Colors: Black and Gold
- Lytle ISD Mascot: Pirates
Community
The city hosts family events throughout the year including Fourth of July fireworks show, annual Christmas lighting and Santa’s hayride, and national night out.
Community
The city hosts family events throughout the year including Fourth of July fireworks show, annual Christmas lighting and Santa’s hayride, and national night out.
