Cedar Park High School is in the Leander ISD and earned a 8/10 rating from Great School’s as of October 2026. Cedar Park High opened in 1998 as Leander ISD’s second high school and serves about 2,155 students in 9th through 12th grade. The campus is on Cypress Creek Road in Cedar Park, and its attendance zone, the largest of Leander ISD’s six high school zones by area, covers much of central and western Cedar Park, the Travisso community in Leander, and hill country reaching west toward Jonestown. Below you’ll find the school’s current Texas Education Agency rating, its programs, the zone and feeder schools, and three years of MLS sales data for homes inside Cedar Park High’s current boundary.
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Cedar Park High School Snapshot
- Address: 2150 Cypress Creek Rd., Cedar Park, TX 78613
- Phone: (512) 570-1200
- School District: Leander ISD
- Grades Served: 9th through 12th grade
- Enrollment: About 2,155 students (2024-25)
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 15.3 to 1 (2024-25)
- Principal: John Sloan
- School Day: Doors open at 7:45 a.m. and classes run from 8:15 a.m. to 3:35 p.m.
- Mascot: Timberwolves
- School Colors: Forest green, black and silver
- Opened: 1998
- UIL Classification: Class 6A, Region 3, District 24-6A for 2026-27 and 2027-28 (moved up from 5A)
- Feeder Middle Schools: Cedar Park Middle School and part of Running Brushy Middle School
- GreatSchools Rating: It is 8/10 as of October 2026.
In 2024-25, about 24.4% of Cedar Park High students were identified as gifted and talented, about 13.1% received special education services, about 11.7% were economically disadvantaged, and about 5.9% were emergent bilingual students. Keep in mind that the GreatSchools rating above and the TEA accountability rating below measure different things, so the two can tell somewhat different stories.
Academic Performance: Texas Education Agency Accountability Rating
Cedar Park High received an A (93) in the Texas Education Agency’s 2025-26 accountability ratings, up one point from an A (92) in 2024-25. Student Achievement, which for high schools is based on STAAR end-of-course results, college, career and military readiness, and graduation rates, rose from an A (93) to an A (94). School Progress, which measures student growth, held at a B (82). Closing the Gaps, which tracks how each student group performs against state targets, rose from a B (89) to an A (90). Cedar Park High was not identified for any federal support and improvement designation. The school has earned an A in every rated year since 2018-19, with overall scores between 90 and 93, and it scored above Leander ISD as a whole, which earned a B (87) in 2025-26.
- Overall TEA Rating (2025-26): A (93)
- Student Achievement: A (94)
- School Progress: B (82)
- Closing the Gaps: A (90)
- Prior Overall Ratings: A (92) in 2024-25, A (93) in 2023-24, A (90) in 2022-23, A (93) in 2021-22, and A (93) in 2018-19 (no ratings were issued for 2019-20 or 2020-21)
Under TEA’s scale, an A reflects exemplary performance, B is recognized, C is acceptable, D needs improvement, and F is unacceptable. The 2022-23 and 2023-24 ratings were delayed by litigation over TEA’s methodology and were not released until 2025.
Source: Texas Education Agency, 2026 Accountability Summary for Cedar Park High School (campus 246913002), and prior-year TEA accountability summaries. Enrollment and student-group figures from TEA’s 2024-25 Texas Academic Performance Report.
Programs at Cedar Park High
Here is what Leander ISD and Cedar Park High publish for the campus. Career and technical education (CTE) assignments come from the district’s 2024-25 CTE guidebook, so confirm them in the current course catalog.
- AP, AP Capstone and Dual Credit: Advanced Placement courses, the AP Capstone program (AP Seminar and AP Research) and Austin Community College dual credit courses are offered on campus, as at every Leander ISD high school. Cedar Park High students earned 511 College Board AP Scholar recognitions on the May 2026 exams.
- International Baccalaureate: Cedar Park High does not offer the IB Diploma Programme. Starting in 2026-27 it is offered only at Leander High, and students zoned elsewhere can transfer there, with district transportation for eligible students.
- CTE: Culinary Arts: A Culinary Arts program of study, from Introduction to Culinary Arts through a practicum, with ServSafe certifications. In Leander ISD it is offered only at Cedar Park High and Glenn High.
- CTE: Carpentry and Construction: A Carpentry: Construction program of study with OSHA construction certifications, also offered only at Cedar Park High and Glenn High.
- CTE: Healthcare: A Healthcare (Diagnostic and Therapeutic Services) program of study, offered at Cedar Park High and Leander High.
- CTE: App Development and Entrepreneurship: The MobileMakersEdu app development sequence and an Entrepreneurship program of study.
- Fine Arts: Band, choir, dance and theatre arts. The Timberwolf Band won the 2025 UIL 5A State Marching Band Championship, its seventh in a row and ninth overall, and a Cedar Park High choir director was a finalist for the 2026 GRAMMY Music Educator Award, according to the district.
- Athletics: A full UIL athletics program. Cedar Park High moves up to Class 6A, District 24-6A, for 2026-27 and 2027-28. Its volleyball team won the school’s first state championship on November 22, 2025, beating Argyle.
Clubs and schedules change from year to year, so check the Cedar Park High School website for the current list.
Where is Cedar Park High School?
Cedar Park High is located at:
2150 Cypress Creek Rd.
Cedar Park, TX 78613
Cedar Park High Attendance Zone Map
Cedar Park High’s attendance zone covers about 53 square miles, the largest of Leander ISD’s six high school zones by area. Most of its homes are in Cedar Park, in Buttercup Creek, Anderson Mill West, Ranch at Cypress Creek, Twin Creeks Country Club, Cypress Canyon, Ranch at Deer Creek, Shenandoah and Cypress Mill, along with Travisso, the zone’s busiest neighborhood for sales, which has a Leander address. The zone also reaches west through hill country toward Jonestown and Lake Travis, including Jonestown Hills. Nearby high school zones are Leander High to the north, Vista Ridge High to the east and Vandegrift High to the south. To confirm the school for a specific address, use Leander ISD’s School Zone Finder.
The zone grew in Leander ISD’s 2023 secondary rezoning, which took effect in 2024-25. Under that plan, 13 neighborhoods moved to Cedar Park High from Leander High and 6 moved from Vista Ridge High. Based on Leander ISD’s boundary maps, the areas that came from Leander High are the parts of the Mason and Giddens elementary zones that attend Running Brushy Middle, including Travisso, and the areas that came from Vista Ridge High are in the Westside and Reed elementary zones. The zone finder still shows a separate 11th-12th grade layer with the old boundaries, but the last class allowed to stay at its old high school graduated in 2026, so the 9th-10th grade layer now serves as the zone for every grade. A small part of Buttercup Creek is zoned to Vista Ridge High, and some MLS listings still show pre-2024 school assignments, so check the zone for a specific address rather than relying on a listing’s school field.
Homes Zoned to Cedar Park High: Market Stats
The figures below cover single-family homes sold through Unlock MLS that sit inside Cedar Park High’s current 2026-27 attendance zone. We pulled every Leander ISD sale, matched each address to Leander ISD address points (or a geocoder for the few that did not match) and checked it against Leander ISD’s official Cedar Park High boundary, regardless of which school the listing named. Most of these sales are in Travisso and Buttercup Creek, with smaller numbers in Anderson Mill West, Ranch at Cypress Creek, Twin Creeks Country Club, Cypress Canyon, Ranch at Deer Creek and Jonestown Hills.
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 | 543 | $590,000 | $249.12 | 98.3% | 32 days |
| Sept 2023 – Aug 2024 | 481 | $590,000 | $243.91 | 97.9% | 31 days |
| Sept 2024 – Aug 2025 | 493 | $575,000 | $231.66 | 97.5% | 40 days |
| Trailing 12 Months (Sept 2025 – Aug 2026) | 558 | $562,500 | $221.26 | 97.7% | 46 days |
Data sourced from Unlock MLS. Statistics deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Single-family homes only, including condo-regime homes. Each address was matched to Leander ISD address points and checked against Leander ISD’s official 2026-27 attendance-zone boundary. For high school zones we used the zone finder’s 9th-10th grade high school layer, which reflects the 2024-25 rezoning and now serves as the zone for all grades. Sales before the 2024-25 school year include homes that were zoned to Leander High or Vista Ridge High at the time and are included because they sit inside today’s Cedar Park High zone. Sale-to-list ratio is the median of each sale’s close price divided by its final list price. Days on market is cumulative days on market.
The median sale price in the Cedar Park High zone was $562,500 over the trailing twelve months, 2.2% below 2024-25’s $575,000 and 4.7% below the $590,000 median of both 2022-23 and 2023-24. Price per square foot has fallen more steadily, from a peak of $249.12 in 2022-23 to $221.26, down 11.2% from that peak and 4.5% from 2024-25. The median home sold this year was a little larger, about 2,670 square feet compared with about 2,540 in 2022-23, which has helped hold up the overall median. The zone’s median sale price is still above the Leander ISD median of $535,000.
Sales have picked up. 558 homes sold over the past twelve months, up 13.2% from 493 in 2024-25 and 2.8% above 2022-23’s 543, the most of the four periods. This is a mostly established area, with a median year built of 2003, and only 5 of this year’s sales were new construction. Homes are taking longer to sell, with a median of 46 days on market compared with 32 days in 2022-23, though that is still faster than the Leander ISD median of 54 days. Sellers received a median of 97.7% of their final list price.
Current Inventory Snapshot
As of October 2, 2026
| Status | Count | Median List Price | Median Days on Market |
| Active | 216 | $699,999 | 80 days |
| Active Under Contract | 29 | $594,999 | 37 days |
| Pending | 17 | $706,212 | 97 days |
Data sourced from Unlock MLS. Statistics deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Same zone check as above. Days on market is cumulative days on market.
262 homes are currently active, under contract, or pending in the Cedar Park High zone. With 216 active listings against about 46.5 sales a month over the past year, the zone has roughly 4.6 months of inventory, which points to a balanced market.
The median active list price of $699,999 is well above the trailing-twelve-month median sale price of $562,500, partly because 36 of the active listings are new construction and 29 are priced at $1 million or more. Active listings range from $155,000 to $2,499,900, and 22 are priced under $400,000. Active listings have been on the market a median of 80 days. Only 17 homes are pending, so that group’s $706,212 median list price says little about the typical home in the zone.
Homes for Sale Near Cedar Park High School
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Neighborhoods Zoned to Cedar Park High
The neighborhoods below have their own guides and are zoned to Cedar Park High. Travisso and Buttercup Creek account for the most sales, and a small part of Buttercup Creek is zoned to Vista Ridge High instead. Pockets without their own guides include Jonestown Hills and Twin Creeks.
Buttercup Creek
2-7 beds, 2-5 baths, 910-4,655 sqft, High $200,000s – Mid $800,000s
Travisso
2-6 beds, 2-7 baths, 1,800-6,000 sqft, High $400,000s – $2.6MMs
Anderson Mill West
2-6 beds, 1-5 baths, 900-3,952 sqft, Low $200,000s – Mid $800,000s
Ranch at Cypress Creek
3-6 beds, 2-5 baths, 1,400-5,668 sqft, High $200,000s – Mid $600,000s
Twin Creeks Country Club
3-6 beds, 2-6 baths, 1,600-5,238 sqft, Low $500,000s – $1.5MMs
Cypress Canyon
3-5 beds, 2-5 baths, 1,600-4,726 sqft, Low $400,000s – $1.2MMs
Ranch at Deer Creek
3-6 beds, 2-5 baths, 2,000-5,000 sqft, High $400,000s – High $900,000s
Shenandoah
2-6 beds, 2-6 baths, 1,000-5,000 sqft, Low $300,000s – High $500,000s
Cypress Mill
3-5 beds, 2-5 baths, 1,491-3,640 sqft, Low $400,000s – Mid $800,000s
Bella Vista
3-6 beds, 2-5 baths, 2,200-5,200 sqft, Low $500,000s – $1MMs
Lakeline Oaks
3-5 beds, 2-4 baths, 1,400-3,300 sqft, Low $400,000s – Low $600,000s
Trails at Carriage Hills
3-6 beds, 2-5 baths, 1,500-3,800 sqft, Low $300,000s – High $400,000s
Whitestone Oaks
3-6 beds, 2-5 baths, 1,300-3,950 sqft, Low $300,000s – Low $700,000s
Cypress Bend
3-6 beds, 2-4 baths, 1,400-3,362 sqft, Low $300,000s – Mid $500,000s
Cypress Creek
3-6 beds, 2-5 baths, 1,400-4,800 sqft, High $200,000s – Mid $600,000s
Reserve at Twin Creeks
3-5 beds, 3-6 baths, 2,800-5,300 sqft, High $700,000s – $1.5MMs
Cedar Grove
3-5 beds, 2-3 baths, 1,401-2,700 sqft, High $300,000s – Mid $400,000s
Cedar Park Ranchettes
2-5 beds, 1-5 baths, 1,064-4,014 sqft, Low $200,000s – $1.3MMs
Feeder Elementary and Middle Schools
About 74% of the Cedar Park High zone’s address points feed Cedar Park Middle School, which sends its entire zone to Cedar Park High. The other 26% feed Running Brushy Middle School, whose zone is split: about 36% of Running Brushy’s address points are zoned to Cedar Park High and the rest to Leander High. At the elementary level, Mason (about 34% of the high school zone), Westside (22%), Cypress (14%), Naumann (13%) and Deer Creek (10%) make up most of the zone, with smaller shares from Giddens (5%) and Reed (2%). Westside, Cypress, Naumann and Deer Creek send their whole zones to Cedar Park High, and Mason sends about 91% of its zone. Giddens and Reed are split with other high schools. The zone finder’s separate 11th-12th grade layer, which splits this area among Cedar Park, Leander and Vista Ridge high schools, reflects the boundaries before the 2024-25 rezoning and no longer applies now that the last grandfathered class has graduated.
Feeder Middle Schools
- Cedar Park Middle School
2100 Sun Chase Blvd., Cedar Park, TX 78613
Great Schools Rating: 9/10 - Running Brushy Middle School (part of its zone)
2303 N. Lakeline Blvd., Cedar Park, TX 78613
Great Schools Rating: 8/10
Feeder Elementary Schools
- Mason Elementary School (most of its zone)
1501 N. Lakeline Blvd., Cedar Park, TX 78613
Great Schools Rating: 6/10 - Westside Elementary School
300 Ryan Jordan Ln., Cedar Park, TX 78613
Great Schools Rating: 9/10 - Cypress Elementary School
2900 El Salido Pkwy., Cedar Park, TX 78613
Great Schools Rating: 9/10 - Naumann Elementary School
1201 Brighton Bend Ln., Cedar Park, TX 78613
Great Schools Rating: 7/10 - Deer Creek Elementary School
2420 Zeppelin Dr., Cedar Park, TX 78613
Great Schools Rating: 10/10 - Giddens Elementary School (part of its zone)
1500 Timberwood Dr., Cedar Park, TX 78613
Great Schools Rating: 4/10 - Reed Elementary School (part of its zone)
1515 Little Elm Trl., Cedar Park, TX 78613
Great Schools Rating: 6/10
Source: Leander ISD’s attendance-zone boundaries (School Zone Finder). Most of the Cedar Park High zone falls inside the Cedar Park Middle zone, and the rest is the southern part of the Running Brushy Middle zone. Confirm with the district for any specific address.
Frequently Asked Questions
Ratings and Zoning
Cedar Park High earned an A with a score of 93 in the 2025-26 TEA accountability ratings. Student Achievement was an A (94), School Progress a B (82), and Closing the Gaps an A (90). The school has earned an A in every rated year since 2018-19.
Cedar Park High opened in 1998 as Leander ISD’s second high school, after Leander High. It enrolled about 2,155 students in 2024-25.
The zone includes Travisso, Buttercup Creek, Anderson Mill West, Ranch at Cypress Creek, Twin Creeks Country Club, Cypress Canyon, Ranch at Deer Creek, Shenandoah, Cypress Mill and Jonestown Hills, among others. A small part of Buttercup Creek is zoned to Vista Ridge High. Use Leander ISD’s School Zone Finder to confirm a specific address.
Yes. Leander ISD’s 2023 secondary rezoning, which took effect in 2024-25, moved 13 neighborhoods to Cedar Park High from Leander High, including Travisso, and 6 from Vista Ridge High. Juniors and seniors in 2024-25 could stay at their old school, and that last class graduated in 2026, so the current boundary applies to all grades.
Cedar Park High moves up from Class 5A to Class 6A for 2026-27 and 2027-28, competing in Region 3, District 24-6A.
Programs, Feeder Schools and Home Prices
About 74% of the zone feeds Cedar Park Middle School and about 26% feeds Running Brushy Middle School. The main feeder elementaries are Mason, Westside, Cypress, Naumann and Deer Creek, with smaller parts of the Giddens and Reed zones.
Cedar Park High offers Advanced Placement courses, AP Capstone and ACC dual credit, and its students earned 511 AP Scholar recognitions on the May 2026 exams. The IB Diploma Programme is offered only at Leander High starting in 2026-27, and Cedar Park High students can apply to transfer there.
The Timberwolf Band won the 2025 UIL 5A State Marching Band Championship, its seventh in a row. The volleyball team won the school’s first state title in November 2025. The campus is also one of two in the district with Culinary Arts and Carpentry programs of study.
Over the trailing twelve months, 558 single-family homes in the Cedar Park High zone sold at a median of $562,500, or about $221 per square foot. That is 2.2% below the 2024-25 median of $575,000 and above the Leander ISD median of $535,000.
It is fairly balanced. There are 216 active listings and roughly 4.6 months of inventory, and homes sold over the past year took a median of 46 days to sell at a median of 97.7% of their final list price.
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