Northeast ECHS is in the Austin ISD and earned a 3/10 rating from Great School’s as of September 2026. The campus sits at 7104 Berkman Dr. in Northeast Austin’s 78752 zip code and serves 9th through 12th grade. Northeast’s attendance zone did not change for 2026-27, but its building did: International High School, the newcomer school that had shared the campus, closed at the end of 2025-26. Inside the zone, the closure of Martin Middle School shifted that area to Kealing and Marshall, so Northeast now draws from Lamar, Kealing, Dobie, Webb and Marshall middle schools. Scroll down to read more about homes near Northeast Early College High School.
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Northeast ECHS School Snapshot
- Address: 7104 Berkman Dr., Austin, TX 78752
- Phone: (512) 414-2523
- School District: Austin ISD
- Grades Served: 9th through 12th grade
- Enrollment: 952 students (2025-26)
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 14.5:1 (TEA, 2025-26)
- Principal: Nathan Neal
- School Hours: 9:05 a.m. to 4:35 p.m.
- Mascot: the Raiders
- Opened: 1965
- GreatSchools Rating: It is 3/10 as of September 2026.
The campus was built in 1965 as John H. Reagan High School. After the Austin ISD board voted in 2018 to remove Confederate-linked names, it became Northeast Early College High School starting in 2019-20, so older records may still list it as Reagan. In 2025-26, Northeast enrolled 952 students, with 91.7% economically disadvantaged, 68.0% emergent bilingual and 15.9% receiving special education services, according to TEA. For 2026-27, International High School’s students returned to their zoned high schools with newcomer support, and Northeast moved to Austin ISD’s standard transportation policy, which provides bus service only to students living more than two miles away. A $117.9 million Phase 1 bond modernization, including a new athletics building, a mental health center and an “Old Mall” renovation, is under construction with an anticipated opening of January 2028. GreatSchools and TEA measure different things. GreatSchools weighs test results against schools with similar student populations, while TEA’s rating, below, is the state’s official accountability measure.
Academic Performance: Texas Education Agency Accountability Rating
In TEA’s 2025-26 accountability ratings, released in August 2026, Northeast Early College High School earned an overall C with a score of 77. That is up 2 points from a C (75) in 2024-25 and its highest score of the past five years. Northeast was a C (76) in 2021-22, then fell to an F (59) in 2022-23 and a D (62) in 2023-24 before recovering.
- Overall TEA Rating (2025-26): C (77)
- Student Achievement: C, 77 out of 100 (based on STAAR performance, college, career and military readiness, and graduation rate)
- School Progress: C, 75 out of 100 (Academic Growth D/64, Relative Performance C/75)
- Closing the Gaps: C, 77 out of 100
- Prior Overall Ratings: C (76) in 2021-22, F (59) in 2022-23, D (62) in 2023-24, C (75) in 2024-25
- Austin ISD (2025-26): B (81) district-wide
Under TEA’s scale, an A reflects exemplary performance, B is recognized, C is acceptable, D needs improvement, and F is unacceptable. In 2025-26 Northeast earned a C in all three domains. Student Achievement, which for high schools combines STAAR results, college, career and military readiness (CCMR) and graduation rate, held at 77, with the CCMR component at 82, down slightly from 85 but far above the 50 to 58 range of 2021-22 through 2023-24. School Progress rose from 73 to 75, with Relative Performance, which compares results with schools serving similar shares of economically disadvantaged students, at 75 and Academic Growth improving from an F (57) to a D (64). Closing the Gaps, which measures results for student groups, rose from 70 to 77 and accounts for most of the gain. Northeast has earned no distinction designations in these years. TEA identified it for comprehensive support and improvement in 2022-23, and it has not been identified since 2024-25.
Source: Texas Education Agency accountability summaries for Northeast ECHS (campus 227901006), 2022 through 2026 (2025-26 ratings released August 2026). The 2022-23 and 2023-24 ratings were delayed by litigation and released in 2025. TEA issues updated ratings annually, so verify the current rating directly with Austin ISD or TEA before making a decision based on it.
Programs at Northeast ECHS
These are the programs Austin ISD and the Northeast campus list for this school. Northeast describes itself as a community schools model campus, and its Early College and P-TECH programs let students earn college credit or an associate degree at no cost.
- Early College High School: With Austin Community College, incoming 9th and 10th graders can earn an associate degree or up to 60 college hours with no fees for tuition, textbooks or transportation.
- P-TECH: Cybersecurity: With ACC and Dell Technologies, P-TECH students can earn a free Associate of Applied Science in local area networking with a cybersecurity specialization, taking classes at Northeast and ACC Highland.
- CTE: Career clusters with industry certifications in audio/video production, engineering, business, health science and automotive. Students can also attend Clifton Career Development School, Austin ISD’s central CTE program, for welding, culinary arts, early learning, health care and hospitality.
- AVID: A grades 9-12 AVID elective focused on organization, tutorials, college entrance exams and financial aid.
- Fine arts: Band and marching band, dance, guitar and orchestra, theatre and technical theatre, and visual arts.
- Athletics: Baseball, basketball, cheer, cross country, drill team, football, golf, soccer, softball, tennis, track and volleyball, competing in Class 4A.
- Community school and supports: Northeast describes itself as a community schools model campus, with Twilight and Saturday school for credit and attendance recovery, internships and a family resource program.
The International High School newcomer program no longer operates on this campus as of 2026-27. In UIL’s 2026-28 alignment Northeast plays football in District 13-4A Division I with LBJ and Travis and basketball in District 26-4A. For current details on Early College, P-TECH, transportation or athletics, contact Northeast Early College High School at (512) 414-2523.
Where is Northeast Early College High School?
Northeast ECHS is located at:
7104 Berkman Dr.
Austin, TX 78752
Northeast ECHS Attendance Zone Map
Northeast’s zone covers a large part of Northeast and North Central Austin, including 51 East, Delwood, Windsor Park, Windsor Hills, North Oaks, North Acres, Springdale Hills, Stone Gate, Senate Hills, Brookside Estates, Eastfield, Cedar Valley, Meadowbrook, Grant Park, Roberts Terrace and part of Mueller. The high school zone did not change for 2026-27. Inside it, Martin Middle School closed at the end of 2025-26 and its students were reassigned by address to Kealing, Marshall or Lively, and Winn Montessori closed, with its zoned students reassigned to Andrews or Pecan Springs.
Austin ISD plans Phase 1 boundary changes for 2027-28, with a board vote expected in fall 2026, including Marshall Middle School’s first full attendance boundary, and a district-wide boundary and feeder realignment for fall 2028. Confirm any address with Austin ISD’s school finder before buying.
Homes Zoned to Northeast ECHS: Market Stats
The figures below cover single-family homes sold through Unlock MLS whose addresses fall inside Northeast Early College High School’s 2026-27 attendance zone, based on Austin ISD’s official SY 2026-27 boundary map, not the school typed into each listing. The zone had 1,419 sales since September 2022, with the largest groups in 51 East, Mueller, Delwood, Windsor Park, North Oaks and Gaston Park. 268 listings in the zone were tagged to Martin Middle School in MLS, so the middle school field lags the 2026-27 boundaries.
3-Year Closed Sales Trend
| Period | Homes Sold | Median Sale Price | Median $/Sq Ft | Sale-to-List Ratio | Median Days on Market |
| Sept 2022 – Aug 2023 | 415 | $565,000 | $347.02 | 97.7% | 30 days |
| Sept 2023 – Aug 2024 | 332 | $507,000 | $349.80 | 98.5% | 32 days |
| Sept 2024 – Aug 2025 | 317 | $497,000 | $331.93 | 98.0% | 38 days |
| Trailing 12 Months (Sept 2025 – Aug 2026) | 355 | $474,500 | $318.47 | 97.6% | 34 days |
Data sourced from Unlock MLS. Statistics deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Single-family homes only. Each Austin ISD listing was geocoded and matched to Austin ISD’s SY 2026-27 Northeast ECHS attendance boundary, so the figures reflect today’s zone rather than the school typed into each listing.
The median sale price in the Northeast zone has fallen each year, from $565,000 in 2022-23 to $474,500 over the trailing twelve months, a change of about -16.0%. Median price per square foot fell less, from $347.02 to $318.47 (-8.2%), because the median home sold also got smaller, from 1,646 to 1,566 square feet.
Sales volume went from 415 homes in 2022-23 to 355 in the past twelve months, after a low of 317 in 2024-25. Median days on market rose from 30 to 33.5 days, and sellers received a median of about 97.6% of their final list price in both periods.
Current Inventory Snapshot
As of October 2, 2026
| Status | Count | Median List Price | Median Days on Market |
| Active | 139 | $465,000 | 74 days |
| Active Under Contract | 18 | $422,425 | 25 days |
| Pending | 20 | $343,900 | 48 days |
Data sourced from Unlock MLS. Statistics deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Single-family homes only, same zone method as above.
177 homes are currently active, under contract, or pending in the Northeast zone. With 139 active listings against about 29.6 sales a month over the past year, the zone has roughly 4.7 months of inventory, a balanced market.
The median active list price of $465,000 is slightly below the trailing-twelve-month median sale price of $474,500, and active listings have been on the market a median of 74 days.
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Neighborhoods Zoned to Northeast ECHS
The neighborhoods below have their own guides and include homes zoned to Northeast for 2026-27. About 63% of Mueller falls inside the Northeast zone, so check the specific address there.
The zone also includes Windsor Hills, North Oaks, North Acres, Springdale Hills, Stone Gate, Senate Hills, Brookside Estates, Eastfield, Cedar Valley, Meadowbrook, Grant Park and Roberts Terrace, which don’t have separate guides.
51 East
3-4 beds, 2-3 baths, 1,300-2,150 sqft, High $400,000s – Mid $500,000s
Baker
3-4 beds, 2-3 baths, 1,700-3,100 sqft, Mid $500,000s – Mid $600,000s
Delwood
2-5 beds, 1-3 baths, 800-2,700sqft, High $200,000s – $1.1MMs
Franklin Grove
2-4 beds, 2.5-5 baths, 1,200-2,500 sqft, High $400,000s – $1.4MMs
Mueller
1-6 beds, 1-5 baths, 500-6,500 sqft, High $100,000s – $1.6MMs
Springdale Creek
See the full guide for current homes and pricing
Windsor Park
See the full guide for current homes and pricing
Feeder Elementary and Middle Schools
For 2026-27, Northeast draws from five middle school zones: Lamar (about 28% of the zone’s home sales), Kealing (about 25%), Dobie (about 19%), Webb (about 16%) and Marshall (about 13%), with Kealing and Marshall now covering the former Martin Middle School area. The largest elementary shares are Blanton (about 28%), Pecan Springs (about 19%), Norman-Sims (about 18%), Graham (about 15%) and Harris (about 10%), with smaller pieces of the Hart, Pickle and Andrews zones.
Feeder Elementary Schools
- Annie Webb Blanton Elementary School (about 28% of the zone’s home sales)
5408 Westminster Dr., Austin, TX 78723
Great Schools Rating: 8/10 - Pecan Springs Elementary School (about 19% of the zone’s home sales)
3100 Rogge Ln., Austin, TX 78723
Great Schools Rating: 1/10 - Norman-Sims Elementary School (about 18% of the zone’s home sales)
4001 Tannehill Ln., Austin, TX 78721
Great Schools Rating: 2/10 - Graham Elementary School (about 15% of the zone’s home sales)
11211 Tom Adams Dr., Austin, TX 78753
Great Schools Rating: 4/10 - Thomas G. Harris Elementary School (about 10% of the zone’s home sales)
6105 Berkman Dr., Austin, TX 78723
Great Schools Rating: 4/10 - Bernice Hart Elementary School (about 4% of the zone’s home sales)
8301 Furness St., Austin, TX 78753
Great Schools Rating: 2/10 - Pickle Elementary School (about 3% of the zone’s home sales)
1101 Wheatley Ave., Austin, TX 78752
Great Schools Rating: 2/10 - Fanny M. Andrews Elementary School (about 3% of the zone’s home sales)
3500 Susquehanna Ln., Austin, TX 78723
Great Schools Rating: 3/10
Feeder Middle Schools
- Lamar Middle School and Fine Arts Academy (about 28% of the zone’s home sales)
6201 Wynona St., Austin, TX 78757
Great Schools Rating: 9/10 - Kealing Middle School (about 25% of the zone’s home sales)
1607 Pennsylvania Ave., Austin, TX 78702
Great Schools Rating: 9/10 - J. Frank Dobie Middle School and College Prep Academy (about 19% of the zone’s home sales)
1200 E. Rundberg Lane, Austin, TX 78753
Great Schools Rating: 1/10 - Webb Middle School (about 16% of the zone’s home sales)
601 E. St. Johns Ave., Austin, TX 78752
Great Schools Rating: 2/10 - Dr. General Marshall Middle School (about 13% of the zone’s home sales)
4401 Tilley St., Austin, TX 78723
Great Schools Rating: 3/10
Source: Austin ISD’s official SY 2026-27 attendance boundary and school reassignment layers (updated July 30, 2026); shares are based on where the zone’s single-family home sales since Sept 2022 fall. Feeder patterns can change, and Austin ISD plans boundary changes for 2027-28 and a district-wide realignment for fall 2028, so confirm with the district.
Frequently Asked Questions
Ratings and Zoning
Northeast earned a C with a score of 77 in TEA’s 2025-26 accountability ratings, released in August 2026. It was a C (75) in 2024-25, a D (62) in 2023-24, an F (59) in 2022-23 and a C (76) in 2021-22.
Closing the Gaps rose from 70 to 77 in 2025-26, and Academic Growth improved from 57 to 64. The college, career and military readiness component, which was 50 in 2022-23, was 82 in 2025-26.
Yes. The campus was built in 1965 as John H. Reagan High School and became Northeast Early College High School in 2019-20, after the Austin ISD board voted in 2018 to remove Confederate-linked names.
International High School, which shared the campus, closed, and its students returned to their zoned high schools. Northeast also moved to the standard bus policy, with service only for students living more than two miles away.
Use Austin ISD’s school finder and confirm with the district. Austin ISD plans Phase 1 boundary changes for 2027-28, including a new Marshall Middle School boundary, and a district-wide realignment for fall 2028.
Programs, Feeder Schools and Home Prices
With Austin Community College and Dell Technologies, P-TECH students can earn a free Associate of Applied Science in local area networking with a cybersecurity specialization, taking classes at Northeast and ACC Highland.
Lamar (about 28% of the zone’s home sales), Kealing (about 25%), Dobie (about 19%), Webb (about 16%) and Marshall (about 13%). Kealing and Marshall took over the former Martin Middle School area.
The $117.9 million Phase 1 project, which includes a new athletics building, a mental health center, roofing, a central plant and an Old Mall renovation, has an anticipated opening of January 2028.
Over the trailing twelve months, 355 single-family homes sold in the zone at a median of $474,500, down about 16.0% from $565,000 in 2022-23. The median price per square foot was $318.47.
As of October 2, 2026, there were 139 active single-family listings with a median list price of $465,000, plus 38 under contract or pending. That is about 4.7 months of inventory, a balanced market.
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