Market Overview for Thrall High School
There are 31 active listings in Thrall High School with a median list price of $785K and a median sold price of $512K.
Homes average 71 days on market.
Over the past 30 days, 6 homes have sold, with 23 sales in the past 12 months.
The average price per square foot is $528.
About Thrall High School
Thrall High School serves grades 9-12 in Thrall Independent School District, on a campus at 201 South Bounds Street in Thrall, Texas, in eastern Williamson County about 35 miles northeast of Austin. The school enrolled approximately 293 students in the 2025-26 school year. Its mascot is the Tigers, and school colors are purple and white.
Thrall High competes in UIL Class 3A Division II. The current high school building opened in September 1938, and the school fields a full slate of athletics including football, volleyball, basketball, cross country, track, powerlifting, golf, tennis, baseball, and softball.
Thrall ISD is a small, high-performing rural district serving approximately 923 students across three campuses — an elementary, a middle school, and the high school — with administration in Thrall. The district earned an "A" overall rating in the Texas Education Agency's most recent A-F accountability ratings (2024-25), along with distinction designations, making Thrall ISD one of the top-rated districts in the region.
Living in Thrall High School
Homes zoned to Thrall High School are in and around the small town of Thrall, in eastern Williamson County, along U.S. Highway 79 about six miles east of Taylor. The campus at 201 South Bounds Street also serves as the district's headquarters, and Thrall Middle School is the sole middle campus feeding the high school.
Thrall lies about 35 miles northeast of Austin along U.S. 79, in a rural, agricultural part of the county surrounded by ranch and farmland. The community traces its roots to the 1870s and has hosted a Texas A&M agricultural research center since 1961. Its small-town character and highly rated schools appeal to buyers looking for a rural setting within reach of the growing eastern Williamson County job market.
Everyday shopping and services are found in nearby Taylor to the west, with the broader retail, dining, and employment of Round Rock, Hutto, and the greater Austin metro a farther drive west and southwest. The Samsung semiconductor investment in Taylor and continued manufacturing and logistics growth across eastern Williamson County anchor the area's expanding employment base, while the surrounding countryside keeps agriculture central to the local economy.
Things to Do in Thrall High School
- Rural Williamson County countryside: Thrall sits amid the ranch and farmland of eastern Williamson County, a rural landscape of open country along U.S. 79.
- Texas A&M AgriLife research center: Thrall has hosted a Texas A&M agricultural research center since 1961, reflecting the area's long farming and ranching heritage.
- Historic Downtown Taylor: Nearby Taylor, about six miles west, offers a historic downtown, shops, restaurants, and its noted Central Texas barbecue.
- Murphy Park (Taylor): A City of Taylor park a short drive west, with a pond, pavilions, and playgrounds for everyday recreation.
- U.S. 79 corridor & the Austin metro: U.S. Highway 79 links Thrall west through Taylor toward Round Rock, Hutto, and the greater Austin metro.
Major Employers in Thrall High School
- Thrall ISD (Education): The small, A-rated public school district serving Thrall, with about 923 students across three campuses, and the town's central employer.
- Samsung Austin Semiconductor (Semiconductor Manufacturing): Samsung's roughly $17 billion semiconductor campus in nearby Taylor is the region's dominant new employer, within commuting distance of Thrall.
- Agriculture & Ranching (Agriculture): Farming and ranching across eastern Williamson County anchor the rural economy around Thrall, supported by a longtime Texas A&M research presence.
- Williamson County (Local Government): County government offices and services extend across eastern Williamson County, including the Thrall and Taylor area.
Frequently Asked Questions
What grades does Thrall High School serve?
Thrall High School serves grades 9-12 in Thrall ISD, with approximately 293 students in the 2025-26 school year.
Where is Thrall High School located?
Thrall High School is at 201 South Bounds Street, Thrall, TX 76578, in eastern Williamson County about six miles east of Taylor.
What is the mascot and UIL classification?
The mascot is the Tigers, school colors are purple and white, and Thrall High competes in UIL Class 3A Division II.
How is Thrall ISD rated?
Thrall ISD earned an 'A' overall rating in the most recent TEA A-F accountability ratings (2024-25), along with distinction designations.
How old is Thrall High School?
The current Thrall High School building opened in September 1938; the town itself traces its roots to the 1870s.
