Market Overview for Great Oaks Elementary
There are 17 active listings in Great Oaks Elementary with a median list price of $485K and a median sold price of $535K.
Homes average 33 days on market.
Over the past 30 days, 3 homes have sold, with 82 sales in the past 12 months.
The average price per square foot is $247.
About Great Oaks Elementary
Great Oaks Elementary, one of 38 elementary schools in Round Rock Independent School District, serves grades PK-5. The campus enrolled approximately 868 students with a pupil-teacher ratio of about 15:1 as of the most recent reporting year.
The campus offers Gifted & Talented services, Special Education programming, and the standard RRISD elementary curriculum. Great Oaks Elementary feeds Cedar Valley Middle for grades 6-8; Cedar Valley Middle students then continue to Round Rock High School (UIL Class 6A; mascot: Dragons).
Round Rock ISD earned a "B" overall TEA accountability rating for the 2025-26 school year (89 of 100), with 78% of campuses earning an A or B. The district enrolled 45,971 students in the 2025-26 school year across 56 traditional neighborhood-attendance campuses, plus several alternative and specialty programs. District administration is at 1311 Round Rock Avenue. RRISD covers approximately 110 square miles across southern Williamson County and northwest Travis County, serving the City of Round Rock, north Austin (north of US-183), parts of Cedar Park, and slices of Pflugerville.
Living in Great Oaks Elementary
The Cedar Valley Middle School attendance zone covers the western edge of the Round Rock HS feeder area along the Lakeline / Anderson Mill border. The campus at 8139 N Lake Creek Pkwy sits along Lake Creek Parkway in NW Austin near the Travis-Williamson county line. Cedar Valley feeds the broader Round Rock HS comprehensive-HS program in central Round Rock.
The Round Rock High School attendance zone covers central and east Round Rock between IH-35 and the SH 130 toll road, including the historic city center along Main Street, the Old Town district, and the Palm Valley / east-side area along US-79 and Gattis School Road. Round Rock straddles the Balcones Escarpment, with flat blackland prairie east of IH-35 (the side of town this zone primarily covers). The campus sits at 201 Deep Wood Drive in central Round Rock — Round Rock HS is the largest comprehensive HS in the Greater Austin area by enrollment (3,899 students for 2025-26).
Established neighborhoods cluster near the historic downtown around the iconic Round Rock (the limestone river crossing on Brushy Creek that gave the city its name) and along the Forest Creek and Greenhawe streets. Master-planned and large-subdivision communities include Forest Creek, Greenhawe, Round Rock Ranch, the original Sonoma developments, and the Bowman Springs / Egger Acres acreage areas. The east-side neighborhoods along US-79 toward Hutto include the Sonoma Ranch developments.
Day-to-day retail centers on the IH-35 frontage in central Round Rock (anchored by HEB Plus and the Brushy Creek shopping district), the US-79 / Palm Valley corridor (with Walmart and Costco-area retail), the Gattis School Road retail strip, and downtown Round Rock's Main Street historic commercial. Healthcare access centers on St. David's Round Rock Medical Center (Round Rock Avenue) and Baylor Scott & White Round Rock (University Boulevard).
Outdoor recreation defines the area. Old Settlers Park (one of Texas's largest municipal parks) sits in east Round Rock just off Highway 79 with a 20-field baseball complex, 5-field softball complex, 7 soccer facilities, a disc-golf course, and the Rockin' River Family Aquatic Center. Dell Diamond at 3400 East Palm Valley Boulevard (opened April 16, 2000; capacity 11,631) is the home of the Round Rock Express Triple-A affiliate of the Texas Rangers. Brushy Creek Regional Trail runs through the southern part of the zone.
Things to Do in Great Oaks Elementary
- Old Settlers Park: One of Texas's largest municipal parks — east of IH-35 along US-79 — featuring a 20-field baseball complex, 5-field softball complex, 7 soccer facilities, a disc-golf course, and the Rockin' River Family Aquatic Center.
- Dell Diamond & Round Rock Express: Dell Diamond at 3400 East Palm Valley Boulevard (opened April 16, 2000, capacity 11,631) is the home of the Round Rock Express — the Triple-A affiliate of the Texas Rangers.
- Historic Round Rock & Old Town Main Street: Round Rock's historic Main Street downtown around the iconic Round Rock (the limestone river crossing on Brushy Creek that gave the city its name) preserves the Old Town commercial district.
- Brushy Creek Regional Trail: Multi-mile shared-use trail along Brushy Creek connecting Round Rock to Cedar Park; the trail and the connected city park systems run through the southern part of the Round Rock HS zone.
- Sports Capital of Texas events: Round Rock's official 'Sports Capital of Texas' designation is anchored by the east-side complex (Old Settlers Park ballfields plus Dell Diamond), hosting tournaments, festivals, and regional events year-round.
Major Employers in Great Oaks Elementary
- Dell Technologies (international HQ) (Tech): Dell Technologies maintains its international HQ in Round Rock with approximately 16,000 local employees — the largest single-employer concentration in the city.
- Round Rock Independent School District (Education): RRISD is one of the largest employers in the Greater Austin metro, with administration in Round Rock and approximately 60 campuses serving the city plus parts of north Austin.
- St. David's Round Rock Medical Center (Healthcare): Acute-care hospital on Round Rock Avenue; primary regional healthcare campus for central Round Rock.
- Baylor Scott & White Round Rock (Healthcare): Acute-care hospital on University Boulevard in Round Rock; major regional healthcare employer.
- City of Round Rock + Williamson County (Local Government): Williamson County operations are concentrated in Georgetown, but the City of Round Rock plus Williamson County offices in Round Rock employ a significant local workforce.
Frequently Asked Questions
What grades does Great Oaks Elementary serve?
Great Oaks Elementary serves grades PK-5 in Round Rock Independent School District. The campus enrolled approximately 868 students with a pupil-teacher ratio of about 15:1 as of the most recent reporting year.
What is Great Oaks Elementary's feeder pattern?
Great Oaks Elementary feeds Cedar Valley Middle for grades 6-8; Cedar Valley Middle students continue to Round Rock High School for grades 9-12. All RRISD comprehensive-high-school students attend one of five UIL Class 6A campuses.
How is Great Oaks Elementary rated?
Great Oaks Elementary operates inside Round Rock ISD, which earned a "B" overall TEA accountability rating for 2025-26 (89 of 100, with 78% of campuses earning an A or B).
Which programs does the campus offer?
Great Oaks Elementary offers Gifted & Talented services, Special Education programming, and the standard RRISD elementary curriculum.
How many schools does Round Rock ISD operate?
RRISD operates 56 traditional neighborhood-attendance campuses serving 45,971 students (2025-26): 38 elementary schools, 11 middle schools, and 7 high schools (5 comprehensive plus 2 specialty programs).
