The High Schools of Round Rock ISD

Dated: February 16 2026

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Whether you’re relocating to the area or just curious about the local educational landscape, understanding the Round Rock Independent School District (RRISD) is a crucial step in finding your perfect home. As a REALTOR®, I know that a school’s reputation and location are often top of mind for buyers.

RRISD is renowned for its academic excellence, competitive athletics, and diverse extracurricular programs. Here is a guide to the high schools within the district, their locations, and the neighborhoods that call them home.


The High Schools of Round Rock ISD

1. Round Rock High School

  • Location: 201 Deep Wood Dr, Round Rock, TX 78681

  • Website: roundrock.roundrockisd.org

  • Feeder Neighborhoods: Established and highly sought-after areas including Behrens Ranch, Sendero Springs, Brushy Creek, Fern Bluff, Oaklands, and Stone Canyon.

  • Highlights: Known as "The Rock," this campus features a unique community feel and long-standing traditions, serving many of the central and west Round Rock neighborhoods.

2. Westwood High School

  • Location: 12400 Mellow Meadow Dr, Austin, TX 78750

  • Website: westwood.roundrockisd.org

  • Feeder Neighborhoods: Primarily serving the Austin-addressed portion of the district, including Anderson Mill, Canyon Creek, Spicewood at Balcones Village, and Great Hills.

  • Highlights: Consistently ranked among the top high schools in the nation, Westwood is an International Baccalaureate (IB) World School with a heavy emphasis on academic rigor.

3. McNeil High School

  • Location: 5720 McNeil Dr, Austin, TX 78729

  • Website: mcneil.roundrockisd.org

  • Feeder Neighborhoods: Neighborhoods such as Milwood, Rattan Creek, Cat Hollow, and Scofield Farms.

  • Highlights: McNeil offers a diverse student body and strong programs in STEM and health sciences, benefiting from its proximity to major tech employers in North Austin.

4. Cedar Ridge High School

  • Location: 2801 Gattis School Rd, Round Rock, TX 78664

  • Website: cedarridge.roundrockisd.org

  • Feeder Neighborhoods: Serves the growing east side of Round Rock, including Forest Creek, Blackland Prairie, Siena, and Paloma Lake.

  • Highlights: Built as a "school of academies," Cedar Ridge allows students to focus on specific career pathways like Business, Fine Arts, or Health Science.

5. Stony Point High School

  • Location: 1801 Tiger Trail, Round Rock, TX 78660

  • Website: stonypoint.roundrockisd.org

  • Feeder Neighborhoods: Neighborhoods like Teravista, Mayfield Ranch, Preserve at Stone Oak, and Settlers Overlook.

  • Highlights: Another IB World School in the district, Stony Point is celebrated for its diverse campus culture and strong Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs.


Specialty Campuses

In addition to the five comprehensive high schools, RRISD offers specialized pathways:


Finding Your Home in RRISD

Choosing a neighborhood is about more than just the house—it's about the community and the schools that serve it. Because school boundaries can occasionally shift with new developments, I always recommend verifying the specific address using the official Round Rock ISD School Finder.

If you have questions about a specific neighborhood or want to see homes currently available in these attendance zones, I am here to help.

Warren Wilcox, REALTOR® JPAR Real Estate Helping you find your way home in Central Texas.

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