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2023-24 ATTENDANCE BOUNDARIES & MAPS
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Bastrop ISD has two primary feeder patterns. Campuses that feed into Bastrop High School include Bastrop Middle School, Emile Elementary (orange), Lost Pines Elementary (green), and Mina Elementary (purple).
Campuses that feed into Cedar Creek High School include Cedar Creek Middle School, Bluebonnet Elementary (red), Camino Real Elementary (yellow), Cedar Creek Elementary (blue), and Red Rock Elementary (maroon).
Colony Oaks Elementary (turquoise) feeds into both feeder patterns, depending on a student's address.
The Colorado River Collegiate Academy is available to students from throughout Bastrop ISD but admission is by application only. Genesis High School also is available to students throughout Bastrop ISD.
A student's residence determines his/her home campus attendance zone. To find your child's campus, click the link below and enter your address in the search bar.
Changes to Attendance Zones
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Bastrop ISD is a fast-growth district with enrollment throughout its boundaries fluctuating. When determining new attendance zones, administration and the Board take several important issues into account:
- Enrollment balance
- Future growth
- Financial impact
- Communities and feeder patterns
- Balance over/under capacity
- Special Program placement and enrollment
The boundary change process for Bastrop ISD includes a preliminary report by the administration, a series of public hearings addressing the changes for each affected campus, the recommendation of proposed changes as a discussion item to the Board, and finally, the consideration of proposed changes as an action item at a regular board meeting.