List of High Schools in Texas - Travis County

Travis County

  • Austin Independent School District
    • Akins High School, Austin
    • Anderson High School, Austin
    • Austin High School, Austin
    • Bowie High School, Austin
    • David Crockett High School, Austin
    • Gonzalo Garza Independence High School, Austin
    • Johnston High School, Austin
    • Lyndon Baines Johnson High School, Austin
    • Lanier High School, Austin
    • Liberal Arts and Science Academy of Austin at LBJ High School, Austin
    • McCallum High School, Austin
    • Reagan High School, Austin
    • William B. Travis High School, Austin
  • Del Valle Independent School District
    • Del Valle High School, Del Valle
  • Eanes Independent School District
    • Westlake High School, Austin
  • Lago Vista Independent School District
    • Lago Vista High School, Lago Vista
  • Lake Travis Independent School District
    • Lake Travis High School, Austin
  • Leander Independent School District(part)
    • Cedar Park High School, Cedar Park
    • Vandegrift High School, Austin
  • Manor Independent School District
    • Manor High School, Manor
    • Manor New Tech High School, Manor
  • Pflugerville Independent School District
    • John B. Connally High School, Pflugerville
    • Hendrickson High School, Pflugerville
    • Pflugerville High School, Pflugerville
  • Round Rock Independent School District(part)
    • McNeil High School (On the border of Williamson and Travis County), Austin
    • Westwood High School, Austin

Private and charter schools:

  • American Youth Works Charter School, Austin
  • Eagle Charter School - Austin, Austin
  • Huntington-Surrey High School, Austin
  • Hyde Park Baptist High School, Austin
  • St. Andrew's Episcopal School, Austin
  • St. Michael's Academy, Austin
  • St. Stephen's Episcopal School, Austin
  • Star Charter School, Austin
  • The Griffin School, Austin
  • San Juan Diego Catholic High School, Austin

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