Ed 
Guerrero Thompson Scored an 87 With 97% Economically Disadvantaged Students
Graham Elementary earned a C on the 2025 TEA accountability rating. Guerrero Thompson Elementary earned a B. Both serve the greater Austin metro area, and buyers comparing these two zones will find that the differences go well beyond the headline numbers. The neighborhoods, the price points, and the long term school pathways each tell their own story.
Both campuses are in Austin ISD. The median home price near Graham sits around $414,000, while Guerrero Thompson’s zone comes in at $250,000. That price context matters as much as the TEA scores when you are making a real estate decision, and I have found that most buyers care about both.
I have been helping buyers navigate school zones across the Austin area for 19 years, and comparisons like this one come up in my conversations all the time. So lets dig into the data and figure out what it actually means for your home search.
Graham vs Guerrero Thompson: Quick Comparison
| Graham Elementary | Guerrero Thompson Elementary | |
|---|---|---|
| TEA Rating | C | B |
| Enrollment | 368 students | 520 students |
| Grades | PK through 5th | EE through 5th |
| District | Austin ISD | Austin ISD |
| Median Home Price | $414,000 | $250,000 |
| Feeds Into | Webb MS and Austin HS | Webb MS and Austin HS |
TEA School Performance Comparison (2025)
The Texas Education Agency evaluates every public school annually across three performance domains: Student Achievement, School Progress, and Closing the Gaps. Here is how both campuses performed in the 2025 accountability cycle (data via Texas Tribune Schools Explorer).
| Performance Metric | Graham Elementary | Guerrero Thompson Elementary |
|---|---|---|
| Overall Rating | C | B |
| Student Achievement | F | C |
| School Progress | C | A |
| Closing the Gaps | C | C |
| Enrollment | 368 students (PK through 5th) | 520 students (EE through 5th) |
| Economically Disadvantaged | 82.1% | 97.5% |
The performance data reveals meaningful differences between these two campuses. Graham earned a C overall while Guerrero Thompson earned a B. The demographic context matters here: Graham serves 82.1% economically disadvantaged students compared to 97.5% at Guerrero Thompson. Those numbers shape how we should interpret the ratings.
For the full TEA breakdown on each campus, including rating history and all distinctions, visit the Graham school page or the Guerrero Thompson school page.
Graham: What Buyers Should Know
Graham serves 368 students in PK through 5th as part of Austin ISD. The campus earned a C rating from TEA in 2025. The median home price in the zone sits around $414,000, and the feeder pattern leads to Webb MS and Austin HS. For buyers considering this zone, the combination of school performance, price point, and neighborhood character all factor into the decision.
The Austin ISD reputation gives this campus a foundation that extends beyond any single year’s TEA results. District wide resources, consistent leadership, and community engagement all contribute to the educational experience students receive on this campus.
Guerrero Thompson: What Buyers Should Know
Guerrero Thompson enrolls 520 students in EE through 5th within Austin ISD. The campus posted a B rating in 2025. At a $250,000 median, the zone offers a more accessible price point compared to Graham. The feeder pathway goes through Webb MS and Austin HS.
The Neighborhoods
Both zones offer distinct neighborhood experiences. The Graham zone at $414,000 median and the Guerrero Thompson zone at $250,000 median reflect different segments of the local market. Whether you prioritize school ratings, price accessibility, neighborhood character, or commute convenience, understanding both options lets you make a decision grounded in real data rather than assumptions.
Browse all homes zoned to Graham or homes zoned to Guerrero Thompson.
Which School Fits You?
You might lean toward Graham if:
- The C rating meets your expectations for school performance
- The $414,000 median price point fits your budget
- The Webb MS and Austin HS feeder pathway aligns with your long term plans
You might lean toward Guerrero Thompson if:
- The B rating better matches what you are looking for
- The $250,000 price point and neighborhood character appeal to you
- The Webb MS and Austin HS pathway is the right fit for your situation
Every buyer weighs these factors differently, and there is no single right answer. What I can tell you after 19 years in this market is that the best home purchase is the one where you understand all the trade offs before you sign. These two zones offer genuinely different propositions, and knowing which one aligns with your priorities is the first step toward making a confident decision.
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I have been helping buyers compare school zones across the Austin metro for 19 years, and I know these neighborhoods at a level that only comes from doing this every single day. Whether you are narrowing down between these two zones or exploring the broader market, lets connect and figure out the right fit for your situation.
