Our District
Eanes ISD is commited to excellence in academics, extra-curriculars and co-curriculars. We prepare students for life-long success through high-quality instruction and access to a variety of opportunities and experiences. Meeting each student's needs is a primary goal of Eanes ISD. A comprehensive curriculum and a variety of enrichment opportunities are offered to EISD's students, including proudly serving as a 1:1 mobile device district since 2011.
Schools
6
Elementary
(Grades K-5)
2
Middle Schools
(Grades 6-8)
1
High School
(Grades 9-12)
1
Adult Transition Services
(Grades 12+)
Enrollment
7,850
Drop-out Rate
0.0%
Attendance Rate
99.3%
Gifted & Talented
9.5%
Special Education
10%
Economically Disadvantaged
3.3%
Teacher Experience
12.7
Average Years of Experience
54.7%
11+ years of experience
40.4%
Advanced Degrees
Ethnic Distribution
2021-22 American College Test (ACT) Average Scores
- Westlake - 29.2 (8 perfect ACTs)
- State - 20
2021-22 SAT Average Scores:
- Westlake - 1314
- State - 1019
Advanced Placement Program
Test administered through spring of 2021: 3,589
Tests receiving a score of 3 or above: 79%
2022 National Merit Scholarship Program
33 Finalists
70 Commended Scholars
20 National Hispanic Recognition Program
4 Indigenous Scholars
1 National African American Recognition
Class of 2021 (Class of 2022 coming soon)
Accepted to college - 99%
- 86.3% planned to attend institution of higher learning
- 9.7% planned to attend 2-year community college or technical school
- 4% went into military or employment
The Class of 2021 applied to 419 colleges/universities and are attending 160 colleges/universities in 34 different states.
Financial Fast Facts
Tax rate per $100 of assessed value: $1.06 ($0.94 General Fund, $0.12 Debt Service)
Avg market value of residences: $2,143,246
Percent of budget spent on instruction: 61%
Percent of budget spent on general admin: 4.6%
Since 2013, Eanes ISD has refunded more than $68 million of existing bond debt, saving $8.5 million in interest over the life of the bonds. In that same time, more than $15 million of principal has been retired early, saving $10.6 million in avoided interest.