Market Overview for Knox Wiley Middle
There are 196 active listings in Knox Wiley Middle with a median list price of $400K and a median sold price of $390K.
Homes average 54 days on market.
Over the past 30 days, 38 homes have sold, with 559 sales in the past 12 months.
The average price per square foot is $197.
About Knox Wiley Middle
Knox Wiley Middle, one of nine middle schools in Leander Independent School District, serves grades 6-8 in the LISD attendance zone. The campus enrolled approximately 916 students with a pupil-teacher ratio of about 13:1 as of the most recent reporting year.
The campus offers Gifted & Talented services, Special Education programming, fine arts (band, choir, theatre, orchestra), and the standard UIL middle-school athletics slate that prepares students for the LISD high schools' UIL 6A varsity programs. Knox Wiley Middle is a feeder for Glenn High School (UIL Class 6A; mascot: Grizzlies).
Leander ISD earned a "B" overall TEA accountability rating for the 2025-26 school year (87 of 100), with 32 of its 47 rated campuses earning an A or B. All six traditional high schools in the district — Cedar Park, Glenn, Leander, Rouse, Vandegrift, and Vista Ridge — compete in UIL Class 6A. LISD operates 48 campuses serving approximately 42,000 students (2025-26), with district administration at 204 West South Street in Leander, and covers approximately 200 square miles of northwestern Williamson and Travis counties.
Living in Knox Wiley Middle
The Bernice Knox Wiley Middle School attendance zone covers north Leander and parts of Cedar Park's northern edge along the 183A toll road corridor. The campus at 1601 W New Hope Dr sits in the New Hope Drive area. Wiley MS feeds into Glenn HS along with Danielson MS, serving the broader north LISD attendance area.
The Glenn High School attendance zone covers north Leander and the surrounding north LISD area. The campus sits at 1320 Collaborative Way in Leander; Glenn HS opened August 22, 2016 in a $97.5 million, 436,000-square-foot building designed by Pfluger Architects. The school is named after Tom Glenn, superintendent of LISD from 1987-2007, during whose tenure "the district grew from 4,600 students to more than 24,000."
Glenn HS is one of six comprehensive high schools in Leander ISD, a district covering 200 square miles across Leander, Cedar Park, Georgetown, Jonestown, and Round Rock in Williamson County plus northwest Austin in Travis County. A seventh comprehensive HS is planned for fall 2029. Established and master-planned neighborhoods in the Glenn HS zone include Larkspur, Travisso (the master-planned community on FM 1431 west of Leander), Bryson north sections, and the newer FM 2243 / Hero Way north residential corridor.
Day-to-day retail centers on the US-183 / 183A frontage in north Leander, the FM 2243 / Hero Way retail strip, and the Northline Leander mixed-use development on US-183 / 183A. Larger retail at the HEB Center at Cedar Park (~7 miles south) and Lakeline Mall. Healthcare access centers on Ascension Seton Cedar Park on Medical Parkway and Baylor Scott & White Cedar Park.
Outdoor recreation centers on the Hill Country terrain along FM 1431 west toward Travisso, the Brushy Creek Regional Trail extending south through Cedar Park, and the city park system. Travisso (the master-planned community west of Leander on FM 1431) features its own community amenity centers and trail networks. The Hill Country wineries along Hwy 290 sit ~30 minutes west; Lake Travis north shore is accessible via FM 1431 west.
Things to Do in Knox Wiley Middle
- Travisso master-planned community: Travisso (FM 1431 west of Leander) is one of north LISD's largest master-planned communities, with a community amenity center, trail networks, and Hill Country topography.
- Brushy Creek Regional Trail (~3 mi S): Multi-mile shared-use trail along Brushy Creek connecting north Leander south through Cedar Park to Round Rock.
- Northline Leander development: Master-planned mixed-use development on US-183 / 183A bringing retail, office, and residential anchors to central Leander immediately south of the Glenn zone.
- Hill Country wineries (~30 mi W via Hwy 290): The Hwy 290 wine corridor between Johnson City and Fredericksburg has one of the highest concentrations of wineries in the United States, ~30 minutes west of the Glenn zone via FM 1431.
- Lake Travis north shore (via FM 1431 W): FM 1431 / Whitestone Boulevard runs west toward Lake Travis; Sandy Creek Park and several public marinas provide lake access ~25 minutes west of the campus.
Major Employers in Knox Wiley Middle
- Leander Independent School District (Education): Glenn HS (~1,994 students) plus surrounding feeder schools — LISD is one of Leander's largest employers.
- Ascension Seton Cedar Park / Baylor Scott & White Cedar Park (Healthcare): Cedar Park's two acute-care hospital campuses (~7 miles south).
- City of Leander + Williamson County (Local Government): City of Leander operations and Williamson County offices.
- Northline Leander development tenants (Retail / Office): Master-planned mixed-use development on US-183 / 183A.
- Hill Country corridor employers (Retail / Hospitality): Hill Country wineries, ranch-and-acreage operations, and the Travisso community employ Glenn-zone residents.
Frequently Asked Questions
What grades does Knox Wiley Middle serve?
Knox Wiley Middle serves grades 6-8 in Leander Independent School District. The campus enrolled approximately 916 students with a pupil-teacher ratio of about 13:1 as of the most recent reporting year.
What is Knox Wiley Middle's feeder high school?
Knox Wiley Middle feeds Glenn High School (grades 9-12, UIL Class 6A, mascot: Grizzlies). All LISD students continue from middle school to one of six high schools in the district.
How is Knox Wiley Middle rated?
Knox Wiley Middle operates inside Leander ISD, which earned a "B" overall TEA accountability rating for 2025-26 (87 of 100, with 32 of 47 rated campuses earning an A or B).
Which programs does the campus offer?
Knox Wiley Middle runs Gifted & Talented (LISD's identification model), Special Education programming, fine arts (band, choir, theatre, orchestra), and the standard UIL middle-school athletics slate.
How many schools does Leander ISD operate?
LISD operates 48 campuses serving approximately 42,000 students (2025-26): 30 elementary schools, 9 middle schools, 6 traditional high schools (all UIL Class 6A), and 3 specialty programs.
