About Homes for Sale Zoned to Brushy Creek Elementary
Brushy Creek Elementary is part of Round Rock ISD, a district that has spent decades earning its reputation as one of the premier public school systems in Texas. Round Rock ISD has been recognized nationally for academic achievement, innovative programming, and an unwavering investment in teacher quality. Brushy Creek Elementary carries that tradition forward with a campus culture built on high expectations, strong teacher-student relationships, and a genuine commitment to helping every student grow.
The school serves students in the northwestern part of Round Rock, an area where the community's investment in education is visible not just in test scores but in the everyday culture of the neighborhoods themselves. Round Rock ISD offers a range of specialized academic pathways across its campuses, including gifted and talented services, fine arts programs, and STEM-focused learning that begins in the early elementary grades. Parents throughout the district consistently highlight the quality of communication from campuses, the breadth of extracurricular opportunities, and the sense that the district as a whole is actively working to prepare students for whatever comes next.
Choosing a home in the Brushy Creek Elementary zone is choosing a school system with a long track record. Strong graduation rates, competitive college placement outcomes, and a culture of academic ambition run throughout Round Rock ISD from the elementary level all the way through high school. That consistency makes this zone one of the most valued in Williamson County for buyers who are thinking not just about today but about the full arc of their children's education.
TEA School Performance Data (2025)
The Texas Education Agency evaluates every public school in the state annually. Here is how Brushy Creek Elementary performed in the most recent evaluation.
| Metric |
Rating |
Score |
| Overall Rating |
A |
91/100 |
| Student Achievement |
A |
91/100 |
| School Progress |
A |
91/100 |
| Academic Growth |
A |
91/100 |
| Closing the Gaps |
A |
92/100 |
| School Detail |
Value |
| Grades Served |
EE - 05 |
| Total Enrollment |
462 students |
| Economically Disadvantaged |
29.9% |
| English Learners (EB/EL) |
15.6% |
TEA Distinctions Earned (6 of 7): ELA/Reading, Mathematics, Science, Academic Progress, Closing the Gaps, Postsecondary Readiness. Distinction designations recognize outstanding achievement in specific areas beyond the overall rating.
Rating History
TEA accountability ratings from 2019 to 2025. Ratings were suspended in 2020 and 2021 due to COVID.
| Year |
Rating |
Score |
| 2019 |
A |
94/100 |
| 2022 |
B |
89/100 |
| 2023 |
B |
85/100 |
| 2024 |
B |
82/100 |
| 2025 |
A |
91/100 |
Neighborhoods Zoned to Brushy Creek Elementary
The Brushy Creek Elementary attendance zone covers some of the most established residential neighborhoods in northwest Round Rock. The original Brushy Crk subdivision and its related sections, including Brushy Creek Sec 01, Brushy Creek Sec 02, and Brushy Creek Sec 04, form the historical heart of the zone. These are mature neighborhoods with large shade trees, wider lots compared to modern master-planned communities, and the kind of settled character that comes from decades of residents putting down real roots.
Hillside Brushy Creek offers a slightly elevated setting with views of the surrounding terrain and convenient access to the greenbelt trails that wind through the area. Homes here are thoughtfully positioned on their lots, and the neighborhood benefits from a quiet residential atmosphere that feels genuinely removed from the bustle of surrounding commercial corridors, even though major retail and dining are only minutes away.
The Cat Hollow sections are anchored by Cat Hollow Park, a beloved community amenity with playgrounds, sports courts, and open green space that brings residents together year-round. Cat Hollow is one of those neighborhoods where you actually see people outside, which says everything about the quality of the community infrastructure. Homes here range from well-maintained single-story plans to larger two-story layouts, offering genuine variety for buyers with different needs.
Great Oaks and Oak Brook represent some of the most spacious residential options within the zone, featuring generous lot sizes, mature landscaping, and the unhurried atmosphere of streets that were never designed to maximize density. Forest North Estates rounds out the zone with additional single-family inventory for buyers who want established neighborhoods with strong bones and room to grow.
Across the zone, the housing stock is predominantly single-family homes ranging from three-bedroom layouts to larger four and five-bedroom plans. The majority of homes were built during eras when lot sizes were more generous, which means established trees, developed landscaping, and real backyard space are the norm rather than the exception. For buyers who have grown weary of the zero-lot-line construction that dominates newer communities, the Brushy Creek zone offers a genuinely different experience.
School Feeder Pattern
Parents planning years ahead will appreciate knowing exactly where students from Brushy Creek Elementary continue their education. The entire progression stays within Round Rock ISD, which means access to some of the most respected middle and high school campuses in Central Texas from start to finish.
Elementary students in this zone feed into either Cedar Valley Middle School or Deerpark Middle School, depending on your specific address within the zone. Both are well-regarded campuses within Round Rock ISD, offering strong core academic programs alongside athletics, fine arts, and student activities that help middle schoolers explore their interests and build the kind of confidence that carries through high school and beyond.
At the high school level, students from this zone have the opportunity to attend McNeil High School, Round Rock High School, or Westwood High School, again based on the specific address. All three are large, comprehensive campuses with strong academic reputations, extensive Advanced Placement and dual credit offerings, and competitive programs in athletics and the arts. Westwood in particular has earned recognition for its STEM focus and strong college placement outcomes, making it one of the most academically regarded campuses in the district.
Because the zone spans multiple middle and high school attendance areas, it is worth confirming exact school assignments for any specific address directly with Round Rock ISD. Your agent can assist with that verification as part of the home search process.
Community & Lifestyle
Life in the Brushy Creek Elementary zone puts you in northwest Round Rock, a location that balances genuine neighborhood character with outstanding access to everything the greater Austin area offers. The area sits along the corridor connecting Round Rock with Cedar Park, placing a remarkable concentration of retail, dining, and everyday services within a very short drive.
The defining outdoor feature of this entire area is the Brushy Creek Regional Trail system, a paved multi-use trail network that runs along the creek and connects parks, neighborhoods, and open spaces across several miles. Cycling, running, and evening walks along the trail are a genuine part of daily life here in a way that feels earned rather than marketed. Cat Hollow Park adds sports courts, playgrounds, and open lawn areas to the outdoor picture, and several additional parks are scattered throughout the zone.
For commuters, the location is well-positioned. The tech employment corridor along US-183 and the major campuses in the Domain and North Austin area are accessible without fighting Austin's downtown traffic. Georgetown, Leander, and other fast-growing Williamson County communities are all within easy reach, making this a genuinely practical location for households with varied daily destinations.
Shopping and dining options are plentiful and close. La Frontera Village along TX-45 covers everyday needs with grocery, restaurants, and services, while the Round Rock Premium Outlets and the commercial density along I-35 fill out anything else on the list. The combination of strong schools, outdoor amenities, neighborhood maturity, and location convenience is exactly what draws buyers to this part of the market.
Buyers searching across the Austin area homes for sale landscape who make schools a top priority consistently rank the Brushy Creek Elementary zone among their most compelling options in Williamson County. Neuhaus Realty Group knows this market well and can help you find the right home within this highly sought-after attendance zone.
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