Attendance Zone and Feeder Patterns
Walnut Bend Elementary School Attendance Zone is bounded:
- on the South by Westheimer Road
- on the East by East Rivercrest between Westheimer Road and Buffalo Bayou
- on the North by Buffalo Bayou from Walnut Bend to Westheimer Road, on Cranbrook from Lakeside to Walnut Bend, and on Lynbrook from Wilcrest to Lakeside
and
- on the West by Wilcrest from Westheimer Road to Lynbrook, on Lakeside from Lynbrook to Cranbrook, and on Walnut Bend from Cranbrook to Buffalo Bayou.
The school serves the Walnut Bend and Briargrove Park areas and a portion of Rivercrest.
All residents of the Revere attendance boundary are zoned to Paul Revere Middle School (or West Briar Middle School as an option ) and Westside High School .
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