Market Overview for Round Rock High School
There are 150 active listings in Round Rock High School with a median list price of $664K and a median sold price of $530K.
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About Round Rock High School
Round Rock High School, one of five comprehensive high schools in Round Rock Independent School District, serves grades 9-12 from a campus at 201 Deep Wood Drive, Round Rock, TX 78681. The mascot is the Dragons; school colors are Maroon and White. The principal is Gordon Butler. The school enrolled approximately 3,824 students for the 2024-2025 school year, with a pupil-teacher ratio of approximately 18:1.
Round Rock High School is the district's oldest comprehensive campus. The educational lineage traces to an 1867 Round Rock school, and the modern district was formally incorporated on May 17, 1913.
The campus offers Advanced Placement courses, dual credit through Austin Community College, fine arts (band, choir, orchestra, theatre), CTE pathways, and a UIL Class 6A athletics slate. The school has produced UIL state titles in baseball (1996-97, 5A) and computer science (1998, 5A).. Round Rock High School competes in UIL Class 6A alongside RRISD's other four comprehensive high schools — Cedar Ridge, McNeil, Stony Point, and Westwood. Notable alumni include NBA centers Jarrett Allen and John Henson, MLB players John Danks, Jordan Danks, Ryan Langerhans, Brian Gordon, Travis Sykora, and Mason Thompson, NFL defensive tackle James Lynch, and Texas Supreme Court Justice Jeffrey S. Boyd.
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 (38 elementary, 11 middle, and 7 high schools), plus several alternative and specialty programs. District administration is at 1311 Round Rock Avenue.
Living in Round Rock High School
Round Rock High School at 201 Deep Wood Drive (Round Rock 78681) is the LARGEST comprehensive high school in the Greater Austin metropolitan area by enrollment — 3,899 students for 2025-2026. The campus opened in 1913 and is the original RRISD comprehensive HS, anchoring central and east Round Rock between IH-35 and the SH 130 toll road. UIL Class 6A; mascot Dragons; colors maroon and white. Principal Gordon Butler.
The Round Rock HS attendance zone is fed by three middle schools — Cedar Valley MS, Chisholm Trail MS, and James Garland Walsh MS — plus elementaries including Berkman, Fern Bluff, Forest Creek, Sommer, Voigt, Brushy Creek, Cactus Ranch, Gattis, Herrington, Live Oak, Old Town, Robertson, and Union Hill. The zone covers Round Rock's historic downtown along Main Street, the Old Town district, the original Forest Creek and Greenhawe subdivisions, the Bowman Springs / Egger Acres acreage areas, and the Palm Valley / east-side area along US-79.
Round Rock straddles the Balcones Escarpment — flat blackland prairie east of IH-35 (the side of town this zone primarily covers) transitioning to hillier karst terrain to the west. The Round Rock landmark itself — the limestone river crossing on Brushy Creek that gave the city its name — sits inside the zone near downtown.
Round Rock HS state athletic titles include the 5A baseball state championship in 1996-97 (defeating Lubbock Monterey 7-1) and the 5A computer science state championship in 1998. Notable Dragon alumni include NBA centers Jarrett Allen (Cleveland Cavaliers) and John Henson; MLB pitcher John Danks and outfielder Jordan Danks (twin brothers, both played at the major-league level); NFL defensive tackle James Lynch (Minnesota Vikings, drafted 2020); and Texas Supreme Court Justice Jeffrey S. Boyd.
The signature anchor of east-side Round Rock is Old Settlers Park — one of Texas's largest municipal parks — sitting in the Palm Valley area off Highway 79 inside the Round Rock HS zone. The park features a 20-field baseball complex, a 5-field softball complex, 7 soccer facilities, a disc-golf course, and the Rockin' River Family Aquatic Center. Adjacent to Old Settlers is Dell Diamond at 3400 East Palm Valley Boulevard (opened April 16, 2000, capacity 11,631) — home of the Round Rock Express, the Triple-A affiliate of the Texas Rangers. Round Rock's official "Sports Capital of Texas" designation is anchored largely by this east-side complex.
Day-to-day retail centers on the IH-35 frontage in central Round Rock (HEB Plus and the Brushy Creek shopping district), the US-79 / Palm Valley corridor (Walmart, Costco), the Gattis School Road retail strip, and downtown Round Rock's Main Street historic commercial district. Healthcare access centers on St. David's Round Rock Medical Center on Round Rock Avenue and Baylor Scott & White Round Rock on University Boulevard. Brushy Creek Regional Trail runs through the southern part of the zone, connecting Round Rock west toward Cedar Park.
Things to Do in Round Rock High School
- Old Settlers Park: One of Texas's largest municipal parks — east of IH-35 along US-79 inside the Round Rock HS zone — featuring a 20-field baseball complex, 5-field softball complex, 7 soccer facilities, a disc-golf course, the Rockin' River Family Aquatic Center, and the Round Rock Sports Center multipurpose indoor complex.
- 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. The 85-acre stadium complex sits on former farmland adjacent to Old Settlers Park inside the Round Rock HS zone.
- Historic Round Rock landmark & Old Town: The Round Rock — the limestone river crossing on Brushy Creek that gave the city its name — sits inside the Round Rock HS zone near downtown. The surrounding Old Town district along Main Street preserves Round Rock's 19th-century commercial-and-civic core.
- Brushy Creek Regional Trail: Multi-mile shared-use trail along Brushy Creek connecting Round Rock to Cedar Park through the southern part of the Round Rock HS zone — one of Williamson County's most-used neighborhood trail systems.
- Round Rock Express + 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 Round Rock Express games April-September plus tournaments, festivals, and regional sports events year-round.
Major Employers in Round Rock High School
- 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 Round Rock and a defining feature of the Round Rock HS zone's economy.
- Round Rock Independent School District (Education): Round Rock HS itself (3,899 students — the largest in Greater Austin) plus 3 feeder MS and 13+ feeder ES make RRISD one of the largest employers in Greater Austin.
- St. David's Round Rock Medical Center (Healthcare): Acute-care hospital on Round Rock Avenue inside the Round Rock HS zone — 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 government (Local Government): City of Round Rock municipal operations plus Williamson County government employment (county seat is in Georgetown, but Round Rock has substantial county operations).
Frequently Asked Questions
What grades does Round Rock High School serve?
Round Rock High School serves grades 9-12 in Round Rock Independent School District. The school enrolled approximately 3,824 students for the 2024-2025 school year, with a pupil-teacher ratio of approximately 18:1.
Where is Round Rock High School located?
Round Rock High School is at 201 Deep Wood Drive, Round Rock, TX 78681.
What is Round Rock High School's mascot?
The Round Rock High School mascot is the Dragons; school colors are Maroon and White.
When did Round Rock High School open?
Round Rock High School is the district's oldest comprehensive campus. The educational lineage traces to an 1867 Round Rock school, and the modern district was formally incorporated on May 17, 1913.
What programs does Round Rock High School offer?
Round Rock High School offers Advanced Placement courses, dual credit through Austin Community College, fine arts (band, choir, orchestra, theatre), CTE pathways, and a UIL Class 6A athletics slate. The school has produced UIL state titles in baseball (1996-97, 5A) and computer science (1998, 5A)..
Who are some notable Round Rock High School alumni?
Notable alumni include NBA centers Jarrett Allen and John Henson, MLB players John Danks, Jordan Danks, Ryan Langerhans, Brian Gordon, Travis Sykora, and Mason Thompson, NFL defensive tackle James Lynch, and Texas Supreme Court Justice Jeffrey S. Boyd.
