Ed Neuhaus 
Georgetown ISD Meets Round Rock ISD at the Williamson County Line
The Village Elementary in Georgetown ISD scored a B with 84 on the 2025 TEA rating. Teravista Elementary in Round Rock ISD scored an A with 91. Both schools serve the rapidly growing Williamson County corridor north of Austin, and they sit close enough geographically that some buyers are genuinely weighing one against the other. The median home prices are nearly identical: $544,500 at The Village and $554,950 at Teravista.
So for about $10,000 more, you get a school that scores 7 points higher and carries the Round Rock ISD brand. But Georgetown ISD has its own strengths, and the neighborhood character around each school tells a different story. Lets look at the specifics.
The Village vs Teravista: Quick Comparison
| The Village Elementary | Teravista Elementary | |
|---|---|---|
| TEA Rating | B (84/100) | A (91/100) |
| Enrollment | 485 students | 821 students |
| Grades | PK – 05 | EE – 05 |
| District | Georgetown ISD | Round Rock ISD |
| Median Home Price | $544,500 | $554,950 |
| Feeds Into | Forbes / Benold / Tippit MS → East View HS | Hopewell MS → Round Rock / Stony Point HS |
TEA School Performance Comparison (2025)
The Texas Education Agency evaluates every public school annually across multiple performance domains. Here is how both campuses performed in the 2025 accountability cycle.
| Performance Metric | The Village Elementary | Teravista Elementary |
|---|---|---|
| Overall Rating | B (84/100) | A (91/100) |
| Student Achievement | B (83/100) | A (90/100) |
| School Progress | B (85/100) | A (92/100) |
| Academic Growth | B (85/100) | A (92/100) |
| Closing the Gaps | B (82/100) | B (87/100) |
| Enrollment | 485 students (PK – 05) | 821 students (EE – 05) |
| Economically Disadvantaged | 35.3% | 20.6% |
| English Learners | 16.1% | 10.3% |
| TEA Distinctions | 6 of 7 earned | 6 of 7 earned |
Teravista leads across every domain, with the widest gaps in School Progress and Academic Growth (92 vs 85 in both). Both schools earned 6 of 7 distinctions. The Village has a higher economically disadvantaged rate (35.3% vs 20.6%) and more English learners (16.1% vs 10.3%), which adds context to the seven point overall gap. Both schools are performing well by any objective standard.
For the full TEA breakdown, visit the The Village Elementary page or the Teravista Elementary page.
The Village Elementary: Georgetown’s Growing Edge
The Village Elementary serves the southern Georgetown corridor, an area that has exploded with new construction over the past decade. The school feeds into multiple Georgetown ISD middle schools (Forbes, Benold, Tippit) and ultimately East View High School. Georgetown ISD is a well regarded district that benefits from the city’s small town character and strong community engagement.
At 485 students, The Village is a moderately sized campus with the kind of parent involvement you expect in a growing community where residents chose to move specifically for the schools. Georgetown has consistently attracted buyers who want a slightly slower pace than Round Rock while still accessing Williamson County’s strong school infrastructure.
Teravista Elementary: Round Rock ISD’s Northern Anchor
Teravista serves 821 students in the master planned Teravista community on the northern edge of Round Rock. The school feeds into Hopewell Middle School, then into Round Rock High School or Stony Point High School. The A rating and 92 in Academic Growth place it among the top performing elementaries in the district.
Teravista the community is a large master planned development with amenities including pools, trails, parks, and organized events. The homes are newer (mostly 2010s construction), well maintained, and priced in a range that attracts young professionals and growing households relocating to the Austin metro.
The Neighborhoods
The Village zone covers newer construction in south Georgetown, where you will find single story and two story homes with modern floor plans, energy efficient features, and HOA managed amenities. The area sits along IH-35 with good access to both Georgetown’s historic square and the Round Rock commercial corridor.
Teravista is a self contained master planned community with everything within walking or biking distance. The homes are well built, the amenities are extensive, and the overall feel is polished suburban with a community focus. Prices range from the mid $400s to the low $700s.
Browse all homes zoned to The Village Elementary or homes zoned to Teravista Elementary.
Which School Fits You?
You might lean toward The Village if:
- You prefer Georgetown ISD’s smaller district feel and community character
- The East View High School feeder path works for your long term plans
- A slightly lower price point and Georgetown’s small town identity appeal to you
You might lean toward Teravista if:
- The highest possible TEA score is your priority and 91 beats 84
- You want the Round Rock ISD brand and its strong high school options
- You value master planned community amenities and newer construction
For $10K more on the home purchase you get a school that scores 7 points higher. From a pure numbers standpoint, Teravista is hard to argue against. But Georgetown has a character and pace of life that Round Rock does not replicate, and some buyers value that more than any TEA score. Both are good choices in a part of Texas that keeps getting better.
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