School district lines around Austin rarely match city limits, so a home with an Austin, Round Rock or Cedar Park address can be zoned to a different district than you expect. The map below shows the boundaries of the 25 Central Texas school districts we cover, from Burnet and Marble Falls in the Hill Country to Taylor and Thrall in the east and San Marcos in the south. Click any district to see homes for sale, schools and market stats.
Quick Summary — For Busy Buyers
- 25 public school districts mapped across parts of 11 counties
- Only about 53% of the city of Austin is in Austin ISD; the rest is split among 7 other districts
- Many suburbs cross district lines too, including Cedar Park, Round Rock, Georgetown, Leander, Manor and San Marcos
- Click any district on the map or in the table for homes for sale, schools and market stats
On This Page
Austin Area School Districts Map
Each colored area is one school district, labeled with its name. Click a district for a link to our page about it, where you’ll find homes for sale, its schools and current market stats. Drag the map to see the districts at the outer edges, use the + and − buttons to zoom, or open the full-screen view with the button in the top right corner.
All 25 School Districts at a Glance
The table lists every district on the map with the counties it covers and its approximate size. Sizes come from U.S. Census Bureau school district boundaries and include any lake area inside the district.
| School District | Counties | Approx. Size (sq mi) |
|---|---|---|
| Austin ISD | Travis | 231 |
| Bastrop ISD | Bastrop | 432 |
| Burnet CISD | Burnet, Llano, Williamson | 715 |
| Del Valle ISD | Travis | 172 |
| Dripping Springs ISD | Hays, Travis | 197 |
| Eanes ISD | Travis | 34 |
| Elgin ISD | Bastrop, Travis, Lee | 166 |
| Florence ISD | Williamson, Bell | 143 |
| Georgetown ISD | Williamson | 183 |
| Hays CISD | Hays, Travis, Caldwell | 218 |
| Hutto ISD | Williamson | 68 |
| Jarrell ISD | Williamson | 82 |
| Johnson City ISD | Blanco, Hays, Travis, Llano | 540 |
| Lago Vista ISD | Travis | 35 |
| Lake Travis ISD | Travis | 118 |
| Leander ISD | Travis, Williamson | 201 |
| Liberty Hill ISD | Williamson | 111 |
| Manor ISD | Travis | 90 |
| Marble Falls ISD | Burnet, Travis | 296 |
| Pflugerville ISD | Travis | 77 |
| Round Rock ISD | Williamson, Travis | 98 |
| San Marcos CISD | Hays, Guadalupe, Caldwell | 184 |
| Taylor ISD | Williamson | 78 |
| Thrall ISD | Williamson | 150 |
| Wimberley ISD | Hays | 135 |
Cities That Cross School District Lines
These cities are split between two or more school districts. The percentages show roughly how much of each city's land area falls in each district, based on Census boundaries. A home's city name tells you little about its schools here: an Austin address can be zoned to Austin ISD, Del Valle ISD, Round Rock ISD, Leander ISD, Manor ISD, Eanes ISD, Pflugerville ISD or Hays CISD, and a Round Rock address to Round Rock, Hutto or Georgetown ISD.
| City | School Districts (share of city area) |
|---|---|
| Austin | Austin ISD (53%), Del Valle ISD (12%), Round Rock ISD (10%), Leander ISD (8%), Manor ISD (7%), Eanes ISD (4%), Pflugerville ISD (3%) |
| Cedar Park | Leander ISD (94%), Round Rock ISD (6%) |
| Georgetown | Georgetown ISD (90%), Jarrell ISD (8%) |
| Jonestown | Lago Vista ISD (61%), Leander ISD (39%) |
| Leander | Leander ISD (95%), Liberty Hill ISD (5%) |
| Liberty Hill | Liberty Hill ISD (94%), Leander ISD (6%) |
| Manor | Manor ISD (84%), Elgin ISD (16%) |
| Round Rock | Round Rock ISD (93%), Hutto ISD (4%), Georgetown ISD (3%) |
| San Marcos | San Marcos CISD (91%), Hays CISD (9%) |
| Taylor | Taylor ISD (91%), Thrall ISD (5%), Hutto ISD (4%) |
| Wimberley | Wimberley ISD (94%), San Marcos CISD (6%) |
Not sure which district a home is in? Text us at (512) 827-8323 or request a call back below — no pressure, just answers from local specialists.
How to Confirm a Home's School District
- Check the county appraisal district record. Travis, Williamson, Hays and the other appraisal districts list every taxing unit for a property, including its school district.
- Use the district’s school finder. Most districts have an online address lookup that also shows the elementary, middle and high school for that address. Our district pages link to each one.
- Read the MLS listing carefully. Listings show the school district and campuses, but they are entered by the listing agent and are occasionally out of date after a rezoning.
- Ask us. We check the district and campus zoning for every home our buyers are serious about, and we can tell you about any rezoning a district is planning.
Frequently Asked Questions About Austin Area School Districts
The map shows 25 public school districts in and around Austin, covering parts of 11 counties: Bastrop, Bell, Blanco, Burnet, Caldwell, Guadalupe, Hays, Lee, Llano, Travis, Williamson.
No. Based on U.S. Census Bureau boundaries, only about 53% of Austin's city limits is in Austin ISD. The rest is split among Del Valle ISD (12%), Round Rock ISD (10%), Leander ISD (8%), Manor ISD (7%), Eanes ISD (4%), Pflugerville ISD (3%) and Hays CISD (2%).
Most of Cedar Park (about 94% of the city's area) is in Leander ISD, and a smaller section is in Round Rock ISD.
Yes. Both Kyle and Buda are almost entirely within Hays CISD.
Burnet CISD covers the most ground at roughly 715 square miles, followed by Johnson City ISD and Bastrop ISD. Eanes ISD is the smallest at about 34 square miles, but it includes West Lake Hills and much of the Westlake area.
Check the home's record with the county appraisal district, which lists every taxing unit for the property including its school district. You can also use the district's own school finder or call the district. The boundaries on this map come from Census data and are approximate, so always confirm a specific address before you buy.
Austin Area Realtors Who Know the School Districts
Raymond Stoklosa and Rebecca Jacks are Realtors who help buyers and sellers across the Austin area, and school districts come up in almost every search we do. Whether you are comparing districts or trying to find a home zoned to a specific campus, we can help you narrow it down. For more about how we work, check out Buying a Home in Austin and Selling a Home in Austin. Then call us at (512) 827-8323 or email us at info@11OaksRealty.com to schedule a no obligation consultation.
