Market Overview for Hendrickson High School
There are 434 active listings in Hendrickson High School with a median list price of $399K and a median sold price of $367K.
Homes average 82 days on market.
Over the past 30 days, 69 homes have sold, with 965 sales in the past 12 months.
The average price per square foot is $201.
About Hendrickson High School
Hendrickson High School, one of four traditional comprehensive high schools in Pflugerville Independent School District, serves grades 9-12 from a campus at 19201 Colorado Sand Drive, Pflugerville, TX 78660. The mascot is the Hawks; school colors are Navy and Silver. The principal is Michael Grebb. The school enrolled approximately 2,128 students for the 2024-2025 school year, with a pupil-teacher ratio of approximately 16:1.
Hendrickson High School opened in 2003 as PISD's third high school, expanding capacity for growth on the eastern side of Pflugerville.
The campus offers Advanced Placement courses, dual credit through Austin Community College, fine arts (band, choir, orchestra, theatre), CTE pathways, and a UIL Class 5A athletics slate. Hendrickson High School competes in UIL Class 5A alongside PISD's other comprehensive high schools — Connally, Pflugerville, and Weiss. Notable alumni include NBA / college basketball player Dylan Disu, NFL running back Samaje Perine, and softball pitcher Hope Trautwein (who threw a perfect game in college). Alumnus René Otero was featured in the documentary 'Boys State,' which won a Primetime Creative Arts Emmy Award.
Pflugerville ISD earned a "B" overall TEA accountability rating for the 2025-26 school year (81 of 100), an improvement from C / 79 of 100 for 2024-25. The district enrolled 25,046 students across 33 traditional comprehensive campuses (22 elementary, 7 middle, 4 high schools) plus two alternative programs. District administration is at 1401 West Pecan Street in Pflugerville. The district covers approximately 95 square miles across northeastern Travis County and southern Williamson County.
Living in Hendrickson High School
The Hendrickson High School attendance zone covers north and east Pflugerville along the Toll 130 / FM 685 / Pecan Street corridors. The campus sits at 19201 Colorado Sand Drive in north Pflugerville. Hendrickson is the largest high school in PISD by attendance-zone footprint and feeder-school count.
Established and master-planned neighborhoods include Highland Park, the Falcon Pointe master-planned community, the Sorento / Sun West / Avalon developments along Toll 130, the Pecan Street and Pflugerville Loop residential corridors, and the newer Carmel and Ridgeview neighborhoods. Toll 130 (the SH 130 toll road) runs east-west through the southern part of the zone, providing fast access between Pflugerville and the SH 45 / IH-35 corridor.
Day-to-day retail centers on the FM 685 / Pecan Street retail strip in Pflugerville (anchored by HEB Plus and the Stone Hill Town Center), the IH-35 / Pflugerville Loop / Toll 130 interchange retail, and the Stone Hill / 1825 retail districts. Healthcare access centers on Baylor Scott & White Pflugerville and Ascension Seton Northeast.
Outdoor recreation centers on Lake Pflugerville (a 180-acre water-supply reservoir with a 3-mile shoreline trail, fishing pier, and swimming beach), the surrounding Pflugerville city park system including Heritage Park and Pfennig Lane Park, and the Wilbarger Creek and Gilliland Creek greenbelts running through the zone. The Pflugerville MS / Hendrickson HS athletic complex anchors the local sports scene.
Things to Do in Hendrickson High School
- Lake Pflugerville: 180-acre water-supply reservoir on the north side of Pflugerville with a 3-mile shoreline trail, fishing pier, and swimming beach — Pflugerville's signature recreation amenity.
- Stone Hill Town Center: Major mixed-use retail / office / entertainment district along the IH-35 / FM 1825 / Toll 130 corridor — Pflugerville's largest retail concentration.
- Toll 130 commuter corridor: The SH 130 toll road runs east-west through the Hendrickson zone, providing fast access between Pflugerville, Hutto, the SE Austin metro, and ABIA / COTA / Tesla Gigafactory.
- Wilbarger Creek + Gilliland Creek Greenbelts: Greenbelt and trail systems along the two main creek corridors running through the Hendrickson HS zone with multiple neighborhood-park access points.
- Falcon Pointe + Highland Park master-planned communities: Two of Pflugerville's largest master-planned residential communities, with their own community centers, pools, and trail networks inside the zone.
Major Employers in Hendrickson High School
- Pflugerville Independent School District (Education): PISD's flagship Hendrickson HS plus the surrounding feeder schools — PISD is one of Pflugerville's largest employers.
- Baylor Scott & White Pflugerville (Healthcare): Acute-care facility on FM 685 in Pflugerville.
- Ascension Seton Northeast (Healthcare): Acute-care hospital on FM 685 in north Pflugerville.
- Toll 130 corridor logistics & manufacturing (Logistics / Manufacturing): The SH 130 corridor between Pflugerville and Hutto hosts major logistics, manufacturing, and distribution employers.
- City of Pflugerville (Local Government): Pflugerville municipal government.
Frequently Asked Questions
What grades does Hendrickson High School serve?
Hendrickson High School serves grades 9-12 in Pflugerville Independent School District. The school enrolled approximately 2,128 students for the 2024-2025 school year, with a pupil-teacher ratio of approximately 16:1.
Where is Hendrickson High School located?
Hendrickson High School is at 19201 Colorado Sand Drive, Pflugerville, TX 78660.
What is Hendrickson High School's mascot?
The Hendrickson High School mascot is the Hawks; school colors are Navy and Silver.
When did Hendrickson High School open?
Hendrickson High School opened in 2003 as PISD's third high school, expanding capacity for growth on the eastern side of Pflugerville.
What programs does Hendrickson High School offer?
Hendrickson High School offers Advanced Placement courses, dual credit through Austin Community College, fine arts (band, choir, orchestra, theatre), CTE pathways, and a UIL Class 5A athletics slate.
Who are some notable Hendrickson High School alumni?
Notable alumni include NBA / college basketball player Dylan Disu, NFL running back Samaje Perine, and softball pitcher Hope Trautwein (who threw a perfect game in college). Alumnus René Otero was featured in the documentary 'Boys State,' which won a Primetime Creative Arts Emmy Award.
