About Homes Zoned to Cedar Creek Middle School (Eanes ISD)
About Cedar Creek Middle School
Cedar Creek Middle School is one of the middle school campuses in Bastrop ISD, a district that has earned a reputation for strong community ties and dedicated academic programming in Bastrop County. The campus serves students in grades 6 through 8 and benefits from the district's investment in curriculum development, faculty recruitment, and campus resources. Academic expectations are high, and students consistently work toward standards that prepare them for high school and beyond.
Cedar Creek offers a broad range of opportunities beyond the core academic curriculum. Students can explore fine arts, athletics, student government, and enrichment programs that challenge them to grow in multiple directions. The school's gifted and talented programming is a particular draw for buyers who want to make sure their kids are appropriately challenged throughout their formative years. The transition from elementary school into Cedar Creek is supported by a campus culture that emphasizes connection and belonging, which makes a real difference during a stretch of life that can otherwise feel turbulent.
Bastrop ISD earns ratings from school accountability systems and has a track record of investment in its campuses. The district's commitment to keeping class sizes manageable, investing in professional development for teachers, and maintaining facilities that support learning at every level is visible across all of its campuses. For buyers who put school district quality near the top of their criteria, Cedar Creek and Bastrop ISD represent a solid option in Bastrop County.
TEA School Performance Data (2025)
The Texas Education Agency evaluates every public school in the state annually. Here is how Cedar Creek Middle performed in the most recent evaluation.
| Metric |
Rating |
Score |
| Overall Rating |
F |
59/100 |
| Student Achievement |
F |
53/100 |
| School Progress |
F |
58/100 |
| Academic Growth |
F |
58/100 |
| Closing the Gaps |
D |
66/100 |
| School Detail |
Value |
| Grades Served |
07 - 08 |
| Total Enrollment |
1059 students |
| Economically Disadvantaged |
74.6% |
| English Learners (EB/EL) |
61.2% |
TEA Distinctions Earned (7 of 7): ELA/Reading, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, 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 |
C |
72/100 |
| 2022 |
C |
76/100 |
| 2023 |
F |
53/100 |
| 2024 |
F |
49/100 |
| 2025 |
F |
59/100 |
Neighborhoods Zoned to Cedar Creek Middle School
The Cedar Creek attendance zone covers a scenic stretch of Bastrop County, including communities in and around the Cedar Creek area east of Austin. The terrain features cedar-covered ridgelines, creek drainages, and wide open spaces that give this part of the region a distinct character removed from the density of the urban core.
Homes in this zone span a wide range of property types and styles, from rural acreage tracts with established homesteads to newer subdivision communities built to meet growing demand from buyers relocating to the Austin-Bastrop corridor. The variety means buyers at different price points and with different lifestyle preferences can find something that works. Some pockets feature larger properties with significant acreage, while others offer more traditional residential subdivisions with community amenities.
Further out, neighborhoods along the Bastrop County road network offer a quieter residential character, and the housing stock across the zone is diverse enough that buyers comparing properties will find genuinely unique options rather than interchangeable subdivisions. Nearby communities like Lakeway and Spicewood offer additional options for buyers who want to stay within striking distance of the metro.
School Feeder Pattern
One of the first questions buyers ask when they are focused on a middle school zone is what comes before and after. Understanding the full pipeline helps you plan for the long term and ensures there are no surprises as your children move through the system.
Cedar Creek Middle School draws students from several Bastrop ISD elementary campuses. Key feeder schools include Barton Creek Elementary, Cedar Creek Elementary, West Ridge Elementary, and Eanes Elementary. Each of these campuses shares the district's emphasis on academic development and supports a smooth transition into the middle school environment.
After completing grade 8 at Cedar Creek, students continue to Cedar Creek High School, one of the flagship secondary campuses in Bastrop ISD. Cedar Creek High is known for its athletic programs, extracurricular activities, and academic offerings that prepare students for college and career. The full Bastrop ISD pipeline, from kindergarten through graduation, keeps students within a consistent community, which is a significant reason why buyers treat zone boundaries here seriously.
Community & Lifestyle
Living in the Cedar Creek zone means waking up in one of the most naturally beautiful parts of the Austin-Bastrop corridor. The Lost Pines area, one of the region's most distinctive natural features, is a genuine point of pride for residents, offering trails, camping, and a landscape unlike anything else in Central Texas. For residents, outdoor access is simply part of daily life, and that proximity to green space shapes the rhythm of the community in ways that are hard to replicate elsewhere.
Day-to-day needs are well covered despite the area's residential character. The Bastrop and Cedar Creek corridors connect residents to grocery stores, dining, and retail options without requiring a long trip. Historic downtown Bastrop adds a genuine small-town character with locally owned restaurants, shops, and community events that give the area a neighborhood feel rooted in deep local history.
The commute to Austin is one of the more discussed topics for buyers considering this area. SH-71 is the primary corridor connecting Bastrop County to the metro, offering a scenic route through the Lost Pines and into the eastern approach to Austin. Many residents find the drive manageable, and the distance provides a genuine buffer from the density of central Austin while keeping major employment centers accessible. For those who work in the eastern tech corridor or near Austin-Bergstrom Airport, the commute can be surprisingly efficient.
The team at Neuhaus Realty Group specializes in the greater Austin market and knows the Cedar Creek zone. Browse all Austin area homes for sale or reach out to get a curated list of active listings in the Cedar Creek zone.
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