Market Overview for Lampasas High School
There are 73 active listings in Lampasas High School with a median list price of $420K and a median sold price of $317K.
Homes average 112 days on market.
Over the past 30 days, 9 homes have sold, with 152 sales in the past 12 months.
The average price per square foot is $448.
About Lampasas High School
Lampasas High School serves grades 9-12 in Lampasas Independent School District, on a campus at 2716 South Highway 281 in Lampasas, Texas, the seat of Lampasas County in the Hill Country northwest of Austin. The school enrolled approximately 1,141 students in the 2025-26 school year. Its mascot is the Badgers, and school colors are royal blue and white.
Lampasas High competes in UIL Class 4A. Program offerings are wide-ranging: Career and Technical Education with industry certifications (including healthcare pathways such as pharmacy technician, clinical medical assistant, and patient care technician), an agriculture and FFA program, Advanced Placement courses, dual credit through Ranger College, fine arts (band, art, dance, theatre, and UIL One-Act Play), and speech and debate.
Lampasas ISD serves approximately 3,645 students across five campuses — three elementaries, a middle school, and the high school — with administration in the county seat of Lampasas. The district earned a "B" overall rating in the Texas Education Agency's A-F accountability ratings, and Lampasas High School itself earned a "B" campus rating (a score of 89 in 2025). Lampasas Middle School is the feeder campus for the high school.
Living in Lampasas High School
Homes zoned to Lampasas High School are in and around the city of Lampasas, the seat of Lampasas County, along the U.S. Highway 281 corridor in the Texas Hill Country northwest of Austin. The campus sits at 2716 South Highway 281, and Lampasas Middle School — the district's single middle campus — feeds the high school.
Lampasas is part of the Killeen–Temple–Fort Hood metropolitan area and lies near Fort Cavazos (formerly Fort Hood), which shapes much of the regional economy. The historic county seat is anchored by its 1884 Lampasas County Courthouse, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and the town takes its name from the mineral springs that first drew visitors to the area.
Everyday shopping, dining, and services center on Lampasas's historic downtown square and the U.S. 281 corridor, with additional retail and employment in the Killeen–Temple area to the east and the growing northwest Austin corridor to the southeast. Outdoor recreation reflects the Hill Country setting, with spring-fed swimming, the Lampasas River, and the parks and scenic countryside of the surrounding region.
Things to Do in Lampasas High School
- Historic Lampasas Courthouse Square: The 1884 Lampasas County Courthouse, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, anchors a historic downtown square of shops and restaurants.
- Hill Country springs & swimming: Lampasas was named for its mineral springs, which historically drew visitors and remain part of the area's spring-fed Hill Country character.
- Lampasas River: The Lampasas River near the city offers fishing and riverside recreation in the surrounding Hill Country landscape.
- Fort Cavazos region: Lampasas sits within the Killeen–Temple–Fort Hood metro near Fort Cavazos, a defining feature of the regional economy and community to the east.
- Hill Country scenic drives: U.S. 281 and the surrounding ranch country offer scenic Hill Country drives north and west of Lampasas.
Major Employers in Lampasas High School
- Lampasas ISD (Education): The public school district for Lampasas, serving about 3,645 students across five campuses, and one of the county's largest employers.
- Fort Cavazos (Military & Government): The U.S. Army installation (formerly Fort Hood) east of Lampasas anchors the Killeen–Temple–Fort Hood regional economy.
- City of Lampasas (Local Government): The municipal government for the county seat of Lampasas, along with Lampasas County offices.
- Healthcare & Retail (Regional): Healthcare providers and retail along the U.S. 281 corridor and the historic downtown serve Lampasas and the surrounding county.
Frequently Asked Questions
What grades does Lampasas High School serve?
Lampasas High School serves grades 9-12 in Lampasas ISD, with approximately 1,141 students in the 2025-26 school year.
Where is Lampasas High School located?
Lampasas High School is at 2716 South Highway 281, Lampasas, TX 76550, the seat of Lampasas County in the Hill Country northwest of Austin.
What is the mascot and UIL classification?
The mascot is the Badgers, school colors are royal blue and white, and Lampasas High competes in UIL Class 4A.
How is Lampasas High School rated?
Lampasas High School earned a 'B' campus rating (a score of 89 in 2025) in the TEA A-F ratings, and Lampasas ISD earned a 'B' overall district rating.
What programs does Lampasas High School offer?
Offerings include CTE with healthcare certifications, agriculture and FFA, Advanced Placement, dual credit through Ranger College, fine arts, and speech and debate.
