Bastrop High School is in the Bastrop ISD and earned a 5/10 rating from Great School’s as of October 2026. Bastrop High School is on Chambers Street in Bastrop, near Bastrop State Park, and serves grades 9 through 12. Established in 1898, it is the older of the district’s two comprehensive high schools, and its zone covers the Bastrop side of the district through Bastrop Middle and Riverside Middle, including the eastern sections of The Colony, Tahitian Village, Bastrop Grove, ValVerde, Pecan Park and central Bastrop. It earned a B (88) in TEA’s 2025-26 ratings, up from a B (86) in 2024-25, and it is home to the district’s P-TECH Health Science Academy. This page covers the school’s official ratings and programs, its 2026-27 attendance zone, its feeder schools, and real closed-sales data for homes in the zone from Unlock MLS.
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Bastrop High School Snapshot
- Address: 1614 Chambers St., Bastrop, TX 78602
- Phone: (512) 772-7200
- School District: Bastrop ISD
- Grades Served: 9–12
- Enrollment: 1,743 students (2025-26)
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 16.1:1 (2024-25)
- Principal: Krystal Gabriel
- School Hours: First period starts 8:40 a.m.; seventh period ends 4:10 p.m. (cafeteria and tutorials open at 8:00 a.m.)
- Mascot: Bears (maroon and white)
- UIL Classification: 5A Division II football, District 12-5A-DII (2026-28)
- Opened: Established 1898
- GreatSchools Rating: It is 5/10 as of October 2026.
Bastrop High School sits on the edge of Bastrop State Park in the Lost Pines and describes itself as a 5A high school with more than 1,600 students; enrollment was 1,743 in 2025-26, up about 29 percent since 2016. Bond 2021 work here, now complete, included a secure front entry, a new academic wing that replaced portables, an expanded and renovated CTE area, a new dance facility and renovated choir hall, artificial turf at Erhard Field, a larger weight room and upgrades to the baseball and softball complex. Krystal Gabriel is the principal, and the campus motto is Every student, every day. For 2026-28 football, the Bears play in District 12-5A-DII with Austin Crockett, Austin LASA, Austin Navarro, Elgin and Pflugerville. About 46 percent of students were economically disadvantaged in 2025-26. 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, Bastrop High School earned an overall B with a score of 88, up from a B (86) in 2024-25 and a C (72) in 2023-24. The campus was not identified for any federal improvement status. Its graduation rate was 100 percent and its College, Career and Military Readiness score was 98 out of 100.
- Overall TEA Rating (2025-26): B (88)
- Student Achievement: B, 89 out of 100 (STAAR 74, College, Career and Military Readiness 98, graduation rate 100 percent)
- School Progress: B, 86 out of 100 (Academic Growth C/75, Relative Performance B/86)
- Closing the Gaps: B, 87 out of 100
- Improvement Status: Not identified for comprehensive, targeted or additional targeted support
- Recent Distinctions: Postsecondary Readiness (2024-25) and Top 25 percent Comparative Academic Growth (2023-24)
- Prior Overall Ratings: C (75) in 2021-22, C (73) in 2022-23, C (72) in 2023-24, and B (86) in 2024-25
Under TEA’s scale, an A reflects exemplary performance, B is recognized, C is acceptable, D needs improvement, and F is unacceptable. For high schools, Student Achievement combines STAAR end-of-course results with College, Career and Military Readiness (CCMR) and the graduation rate. TEA builds the overall score from the better of Student Achievement or School Progress, weighted at 70 percent, plus Closing the Gaps at 30 percent. School Progress itself uses the better of Academic Growth or Relative Performance, which compares results with campuses that have a similar share of economically disadvantaged students.
Bastrop High has improved its overall score by 16 points since 2023-24, driven largely by College, Career and Military Readiness, which rose from 59 in 2023-24 to 98 in 2024-25 and stayed there in 2025-26, and by Closing the Gaps, up from an F (57) to a B (87) over the same period. Bastrop ISD as a whole remained a C in 2025-26, and the district reported that eight of its campuses earned an A or B that year, a first for the district.
Source: Texas Education Agency accountability summaries for Bastrop High School (campus 011901001), 2022 through 2026 rating years (2025-26 ratings released August 2026). TEA’s ratings for 2022-23 and 2023-24 were released late, in 2025, after litigation over the rating system, and 2021-22 ratings labeled scores below 70 as Not Rated under Senate Bill 1365. TEA issues updated ratings annually, so verify the current rating directly with Bastrop ISD or TEA before making a decision based on it.
Programs at Bastrop High School
These are the programs Bastrop High School and Bastrop ISD list for this campus. Ask the school for current course offerings and program requirements.
- P-TECH Health Science Academy: Opened in fall 2022 and open to rising Bastrop ISD 9th graders with no testing prerequisites, about 50 students per cohort, starting with a June Summer Bridge. Students work toward Pharmacy Technician certification and Austin Community College Level One credentials, with partners including St. David’s, Ascension Seton and ACC
- Advanced academics: AP classes, OnRamps courses through the University of Texas, and dual credit through Austin Community College, with a College Access Specialist on campus
- Career and technical education: Campus programs of study include Agricultural Technology and Mechanical Systems, Food Science and Technology, and Automotive, alongside district programs such as Animal Science, Digital Communications, Graphic Design, Business Management, Teaching and Training, and Diagnostic and Therapeutic Services
- Fine arts: Band, choir, theater, color guard and winter guard, dance and the Honeybears drill team
- Clubs and organizations: NJROTC, FFA, the BearTecs robotics team, HOSA, SkillsUSA, National Honor Society, Peer Assistance Leadership, Sports Medicine, Bear Tracks yearbook, UIL Academics, and chess, anime and Spanish clubs
- Athletics: Football, baseball, softball, boys and girls basketball, volleyball, boys and girls soccer, boys and girls powerlifting, cross country, golf, tennis and track
For current details on courses, P-TECH, athletics, or special education, contact Bastrop High School at (512) 772-7200 or visit bhs.bisdtx.org.
Where is Bastrop High School?
Bastrop High School is located at:
1614 Chambers St.
Bastrop, TX 78602
Bastrop High School Attendance Zone Map
For 2026-27, Bastrop High School’s zone is everything that feeds Bastrop Middle and Riverside Middle. That covers all of the Emile, Lost Pines and Mina Elementary zones, nearly all of the Adelton zone, the eastern sections of The Colony plus Hunters Crossing and Riverside Grove from the Colony Oaks zone, and ValVerde from the Bluebonnet zone. Main neighborhoods include Tahitian Village, Bastrop Grove, ValVerde, Pecan Park, River’s Bend at Pecan Park, Adelton, Circle D, the Lake Bastrop area, Pine Forest and the streets of central Bastrop. Bastrop ISD does not offer an address lookup tool, so check the 2026-2027 high school attendance zone map on the Bastrop ISD school boundaries and maps page and confirm a specific address with the district.
The key split is inside The Colony: eastern sections, including Riverside, Neches Trails and Bandera Pass, are zoned to Bastrop High, while western sections, including Del Webb Lost Pines, go to Cedar Creek High School through Creekside Middle. The rest of the Bluebonnet zone and Martins Meadow on the southern edge of the Adelton zone also go to Cedar Creek High. Any Bastrop ISD student can also apply to Colorado River Collegiate Academy, the district’s early college high school. The current boundaries were adopted by Bastrop ISD trustees in January 2025 and cover the 2025-26 and 2026-27 school years.
Homes Zoned to Bastrop High School: Market Stats
The figures below cover single-family homes in Bastrop ISD sold through Unlock MLS whose addresses fall inside Bastrop High School’s official 2026-27 attendance zone. Rather than relying on the school name typed into each listing, we geocoded every Bastrop ISD sale and tested it against the district’s own zone maps. That matters here because the 2025 rezoning, which came with Adelton’s opening and the middle-school conversions, left many listings carrying old school names, for example homes now zoned to Adelton or Colony Oaks still tagged Mina or Bluebonnet, and older listings that predate Riverside and Creekside Middle Schools carry no middle school name for them at all. Tahitian Village and The Colony account for the most sales in the zone, followed by Bastrop Grove, ValVerde, River’s Bend at Pecan Park, Hunters Crossing, Riverside Grove and Pecan Park.
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 | 683 | $375,000 | $209.63 | 99.0% | 36 days |
| Sept 2023 – Aug 2024 | 662 | $364,500 | $199.01 | 99.0% | 39 days |
| Sept 2024 – Aug 2025 | 515 | $359,000 | $201.59 | 99.0% | 51 days |
| Trailing 12 Months (Sept 2025 – Aug 2026) | 495 | $344,990 | $193.94 | 98.0% | 66 days |
Data sourced from Unlock MLS. Statistics deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Single-family homes only. Each sale was geocoded and matched to Bastrop ISD’s official 2026-27 attendance-zone maps, so the figures reflect today’s zone rather than the school name typed into each listing; 4 Bastrop ISD listings that fell outside every zone, and 3 that could not be located, were left out.
The median sale price for homes in the Bastrop High School zone has fallen, from $375,000 in 2022-23 to $344,990 over the trailing twelve months, a change of about 8.0%. Median price per square foot moved from $209.63 to $193.94 (-7.5%), so the per-foot picture is softer than three years ago.
Sales volume went from 683 homes in 2022-23 to 495 in the past twelve months. Median days on market rose from 36 to 66 days, and sellers received a median of 98.0% of their final list price over the past year.
Current Inventory Snapshot
As of October 2, 2026
| Status | Count | Median List Price | Median Days on Market |
| Active | 265 | $384,999 | 85 days |
| Active Under Contract | 24 | $365,000 | 58 days |
| Pending | 29 | $324,990 | 67 days |
Data sourced from Unlock MLS. Statistics deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Same method as above.
318 homes are currently active, under contract, or pending in the Bastrop High School zone. With 265 active listings against about 41 sales a month over the past year, the zone has roughly 6.4 months of inventory, a buyer-leaning market with room to negotiate.
The median active list price of $384,999 compares with a trailing-twelve-month median sale price of $344,990, and active listings have been on the market a median of 85 days.
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Neighborhoods Zoned to Bastrop High School
These are the main neighborhoods that make up Bastrop High School’s 2026-27 zone, grouped by middle school and drawn from MLS sales whose addresses fall inside the official zone map. For an overview of the wider area, see our Bastrop neighborhood guide.
- The Colony (eastern sections): Including Riverside, Neches Trails and Bandera Pass; Colony Oaks Elementary and Bastrop Middle. Western sections go to Cedar Creek High
- Bastrop Grove, Pecan Park, River’s Bend at Pecan Park, Adelton and Cassena Ranch: Adelton Elementary and Bastrop Middle
- ValVerde: Bluebonnet Elementary and Bastrop Middle; the only part of the Bluebonnet zone that goes to Bastrop High
- Hunters Crossing: Colony Oaks Elementary and Bastrop Middle
- Piney Creek Bend, Pine View and Piney Ridge: North and northeast of downtown; Mina Elementary and Bastrop Middle
- Tahitian Village: Entirely zoned to Bastrop High, through Emile Elementary and Riverside Middle
- Circle D and Circle D East: Split among Emile, Lost Pines and Mina Elementary, but all of it is zoned to Bastrop High
- Riverside Grove: Colony Oaks Elementary and Riverside Middle
- Lake Bastrop Acres, Lake Bastrop and Lake Bastrop Club: Lost Pines Elementary and Riverside Middle
- Pine Forest: Emile Elementary and Riverside Middle
- Central Bastrop: The older streets around downtown, including Riverview Heights; Mina Elementary and Riverside Middle
Feeder Middle and Elementary Schools
Bastrop High School draws from two middle schools and six elementary zones, in whole or in part:
- Bastrop Middle School: Nearly all of Adelton Elementary, the eastern Colony and Hunters Crossing from Colony Oaks Elementary, the northern part of Mina Elementary, and ValVerde from Bluebonnet Elementary
- Riverside Middle School: All of Emile and Lost Pines Elementary, the central Bastrop part of Mina Elementary, and Riverside Grove from Colony Oaks Elementary
- Zoned elsewhere: The western sections of The Colony, the rest of the Bluebonnet zone and Martins Meadow in the Adelton zone go to Cedar Creek High School
Feeder Middle Schools
- Bastrop Middle School
Great Schools Rating: 4/10 - Riverside Middle School
Great Schools Rating: 5/10
Feeder Elementary Schools
- Adelton Elementary
Great Schools Rating: Not Yet Rated - Colony Oaks Elementary
Great Schools Rating: 5/10 - Emile Elementary
Great Schools Rating: 4/10 - Lost Pines Elementary
Great Schools Rating: 2/10 - Mina Elementary
Great Schools Rating: 4/10 - Bluebonnet Elementary
Great Schools Rating: 5/10
Source: Bastrop ISD’s 2026-2027 elementary, middle and high school attendance zone maps (boundaries adopted January 2025), with neighborhood and street splits estimated by testing MLS sale locations against those maps. Creekside Middle School was formerly Cedar Creek Intermediate and Riverside Middle School was formerly Bastrop Intermediate. Feeder patterns can change with future rezoning, so confirm with Bastrop ISD for any specific address.
Frequently Asked Questions
Ratings and Zoning
Bastrop High School earned a B with a score of 88 in TEA’s 2025-26 ratings, released in August 2026, up from a B (86) in 2024-25 and a C (72) in 2023-24.
TEA’s 2025-26 accountability report shows a 100 percent graduation rate for Bastrop High, along with a College, Career and Military Readiness score of 98 out of 100.
For 2026-27 the zone includes the eastern sections of The Colony, Tahitian Village, Bastrop Grove, ValVerde, Pecan Park, River’s Bend at Pecan Park, Adelton, Hunters Crossing, Riverside Grove, Circle D, the Lake Bastrop area and central Bastrop.
Partly. Eastern sections, including Riverside, Neches Trails and Bandera Pass, are zoned to Bastrop High. Western sections, including Del Webb Lost Pines, are zoned to Cedar Creek High School.
Bastrop ISD does not offer an address lookup tool. Check the 2026-2027 high school attendance zone map on the district’s school boundaries and maps page, then confirm the address with Bastrop ISD.
Bastrop High plays 5A Division II football in District 12-5A-DII for 2026-28, with Austin Crockett, Austin LASA, Austin Navarro, Elgin and Pflugerville.
Programs, Feeder Schools and Home Prices
Bastrop Middle School and Riverside Middle School both feed Bastrop High School.
It is a Bastrop ISD program at Bastrop High, opened in fall 2022, where students work toward Pharmacy Technician certification and Austin Community College credentials. It is open to rising Bastrop ISD 9th graders with no testing prerequisites.
Yes. The campus offers AP classes, OnRamps courses through the University of Texas, and dual credit through Austin Community College.
Krystal Gabriel is the principal of Bastrop High School.
Over the past 12 months, 495 single-family homes sold in the Bastrop High School zone at a median price of $344,990, compared with $375,000 three years earlier, a decline of 8.0%.
There are 265 active listings in the Bastrop High School zone with a median list price of $384,999.
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