Eanes ISD, covering 33 sq. miles in Travis County on the west side of Austin, serves approx. 7,300 students from Eanes, parts of Austin, as well as the municipalities of Rollingwood and West Lake Hills.

Campuses include : six elementary schools (grades K-5); two middle schools (grades 6-8); and one high school (grades 9-12).

In the scenic Texas Hill Country of Travis County, Eanes ISD is perfectly situated to take advantage of everything that Austin offers.

Eanes patrons are employed in many of the area’s predominant industries — government, computers, information processing, microelectronics, research and development, publishing and higher education. They also take a strong interest in the activities of this All-American City. Whether that interest is museums, outdoor recreation, cultural arts, sports or music, the opportunities are plentiful.

Eanes ISD’s boundaries include parts of Austin as well as the municipalities of Rollingwood and West Lake Hills. The school district is one of the major focuses of the area, and the schools enjoy strong patron support.

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Hays CISD, covering 221 sq. miles in North Central Hays County on the southwest side of Austin, serves approx. 16,000 students from the communities of Kyle and Buda.

Campuses include : 13 elementary schools (grades 1-7); five middle schools (grades 6-8); two high schools (grades 9-12); one alternative high school of choice and a disciplinary campus.

Ideally situated between Austin and San Antonio, the Hays County's rich history, geographical significance and natural beauty continue to make it an excellent location to live, work and visit.

With both a rich historical heritage and quality, well planned growth, Buda combines the best of the past, the present, and the future! Main Street has retained its “old-time” look and Buda is well known for its antique downtown shopping in the original buildings.

Kyle is the second largest city in Hays County and it enjoys a south central location convenient to most major population centers in Texas. With a strategic location close to major highways, airports and rail, Kyle is a great community to live and conduct business.

Manor ISD, covering 88 sq. miles 12 miles northeast of Downtown Austin, serves approx. 7,300 students from Manor and small portions of Austin, Pflugerville, Elgin, Webberville and Taylor

Campuses include : seven elementary schools (grades K-5); two middle schools (grades 6-8); and three high schools (grades 9-12)

Manor is located just outside the city limits of Austin on U.S. Hwy. 290 East, approximately 12 miles east of the University of Texas campus. The City of Manor was established in the mid to late 1800s and by the early 1900s was a hub for the central Texas cotton and railroad industries.

Today, the Manor community has become a hub for the central Texas technology industry, with technology giants such as Applied Materials and Samsung, among others, listed on their tax role. The City of Manor is a quickly growing community and currently has a population of almost 3,200 people.
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Pflugerville ISD covers 76 sq. miles 14 miles northeast of Downtown Austin and serves approx. 22,000 students from Pflugerville, Windemere, parts of Wells Branch and Austin, as well as rural reas in northeastern Travis County

Campuses include : 17 elementary schools (grades K-5); five middle schools (grades 6-8); three high schools (grades 9-12); an Opportunity Center High School and Middle School and PACE

The City of Pflugerville is a rapidly growing city between Round Rock and Austin. The City has expanded from a small community of just 549 residents in 1970 to over 47,000 residents in 2009. The U.S. Census Bureau estimates more than 90,000 residents in Pflugerville and surrounding areas are contained within the boundaries of the Pflugerville Independent School District.

It is clear to any visitor to the city that the original townsite is visually distinctive from the more suburban, residential, development patterns that have resulted beyond it. The downtown area is represented by the common grid street system, a few remaining turn of the century downtown buildings and a substantial number of historic homes.

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Smithville ISD, covering 293 sq. miles 42 miles southeast of Austin, serves approx. 1,660 students from Smithville and a small portion of Fayette County

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