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Eanes ISD District Profile

Enrollment: 7,700 (preliminary) Texas Assessment of Knowledge and Skills (TAKS)

Results: 2011

Location: 31.2 square miles covering parts of The following are the percentages of students in all

Austin as well as the municipalities of Rollingwood grades who “Met Standard” and scored at the

and Westlake Hills. “Commended” level:

Met Standard Commended

Community: Eanes ISD serves a constituency of Reading 99 63

highly-educated professionals and actively-involved Writing 99 not available

parents. Math 98 59

Social Studies 99 not available

Number of schools: Nine (six elementary schools, Science 97 not available

two middle schools, one high school)

2011 Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT)

Drop-Out Rate: 0.1% [87% of senior class took exam]

Crit. Read Math Writing Total

Attendance Rate: 96.5% Westlake HS 594 620 579 1792

Texas 479 502 465 1446

Ethnic Distribution: National 497 514 489 1500

African American .8%

Hispanic 11.8% 2011 American College Test (ACT)

White 72.6% [62% of senior class took exam]

Asian/Pacific Islander 10.5% Westlake HS 27.0

Native American .4% Texas 20.8

2 or more 3.8% National 21.0



Teacher Experience: Advanced Placement Program

Average Years of Experience: 13.4 Tests administered through spring of 2011: 3,104

11 or More Years Experience: 52.1% Tests receiving a score of 3 or above: 75%

Advanced Degrees: 38.7%

2011-12 National Merit Competition

2011 TEA Accountability Ratings: 15 Semi-finalists

District = Exemplary 66 Commended students

All 6 elementary schools = Exemplary

Hill Country Middle School = Exemplary 2011 Senior Class Follow-Up

West Ridge Middle School = Recognized 99% applied to at least one Institution of High Education

Westlake High School = Exemplary 86% planned to attend institution of higher learning

13% planned to attend a two-year community

college or technical school

1% went into the military or employment









www.eanesisd.net

as of 10/21/11

Eanes ISD Schools

*enrollment numbers are preliminary*



HIGH SCHOOL (9-12): Bridge Point Elementary

Westlake High School 6401 Cedar St., Austin, TX 78746

4100 Westbank Dr., Austin, TX 78746 Enrollment: 753*

Enrollment: 2,570* School Hours: 7:45 a.m.-2:45 p.m.

School Hours: 8:40 a.m. - 4:05 p.m. TEA 2011 Rating: Exemplary

TEA 2011 Rating: Exemplary Principal: Brad Wirht

Principal: Linda Rawlings Assistant Principal: Shannon McClure

Assistant Principals: Dianne Carter, Michel Principal’s Secretary: Lisa Thomas

Froneberger, Steve Ramsey, Wade Sanchez,

Stephen Shands Cedar Creek Elementary

Principal’s Secretary: Peggy Gaffney 3301 Pinnacle Rd., Austin, TX 78746

Enrollment: 492*

School Hours: 7:45 a.m.-2:45 p.m.

MIDDLE SCHOOLS (6-8): TEA 2011 Rating: Exemplary

Hill Country Middle School Principal: Lisa Streun

1300 Walsh Tarlton Lane, Austin, TX 78746 Principal’s Secretary: Tara Comerford

Enrollment: 947*

School Hours: 8:25 a.m.-3:52 p.m. Eanes Elementary

TEA 2011 Rating: Exemplary 4101 Bee Cave Rd., Austin, TX 78746

Principal: Kathleen Sullivan Enrollment: 595*

Assistant Principals: Felix Grimmett, Donna School Hours: 7:35 a.m.-2:35 p.m.

Jackson TEA 2011 Rating: Exemplary

Principal’s Secretary: Shellie Foster Principal: Jodie Villemaire

Assistant Principal: Julia Fortman

West Ridge Middle School Principal’s Secretary: Terri Butler

9201 Scenic Bluff Dr., Austin, TX 78733

Enrollment: 885* Forest Trail Elementary

School Hours: 8:25 a.m.-4:00 p.m. 1203 Loop 360, Austin, TX 78746

TEA 2011 Rating: Recognized Enrollment: 595*

Principal: Karl Waggoner School Hours: 8:25 a.m.-3:25 p.m.

Assistant Principals: Erika Bacon, Staci Hubbard TEA 2011 Rating: Exemplary

Principal’s Secretary: Anne Natenstedt Principal: Charles McCasland

Assistant Principal: Julia Fortman

Principal’s Secretary: Debra Bailey

ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS (K-5):

Barton Creek Elementary Valley View Elementary

1314 Patterson Lane, Austin, TX 78733 1201 Loop 360, Austin, TX 78746

Enrollment: 515* Enrollment: 469*

School Hours: 7:45 a.m.-2:45 p.m. School Hours: 7:50 a.m.-2:50 p.m.

TEA 2011 Rating: Exemplary TEA 2011 Rating: Exemplary

Principal: Bryan Shippey Principal: Jennifer Dusek

Principal’s Secretary: Kathy Kutscherousky Principal’s Secretary: Teri Mansfield





www.eanesisd.net

As of 8/16/11

BARTON CREEK ELEMENTARY

1314 Patterson Lane, Austin, 78733

(512) 732-9180

bce@eanesisd.net

www.bce.eanesisd.net



Grades: K-5

Enrollment: 512

School Hours: 7:45 a.m.-2:45 p.m.

Principal: Bryan Shippey

Principal’s Secretary: Kathy Kutscherousky



TEA 2011 Rating: Exemplary



U.S. Blue Ribbon School (2001)

Other Honors:



Texas Successful Schools Award for Outstanding

2011 TAKS RESULTS



Performance

Texas Business and Education Coalition Honor Roll

Reading Writing Math Science



(2009, 2010, 2011)

98% 99% 99% 99%



National Center for Educational Achievement Higher

Performing School



The mission at Barton Creek Elementary is to nurture the whole child in a safe, supportive and academi-

cally challenging atmosphere, recognizing and celebrating the uniqueness of each individual. BCE

promotes a respect for self, others and the environment.



Barton Creek provides a broad continuum of services for students, including Gifted and Talented services

for identified students, Intervention programs provided by campus math and reading specialists and on-

going differentiated instruction for students at all academic levels in all classrooms.



In addition, a comprehensive special education program for students identified with special needs is pro-

vided. An extensive literacy library supports reading instruction in all grades. BCE’s Science Lab allows

teachers, with the support of parent-volunteers, to offer hands-on science instruction. Students enjoy the

benefits of certified P.E., Music and Art teachers in addition to a certified librarian, a certified school coun-

selor and a registered nurse.



There are a variety of campus and community education extracurricular activities available for students

including a school choir, library council, 3rd and 5th grade math clubs, Destination Imagination and many

more. Barton Creek has two playgrounds and a nature trail that leads to several outdoor classrooms.





Principal Profile



Degrees Held, Universities Attended: Bachelor’s Degree Psychology, Texas Tech

Bryan Shippey



University; Masters of Education, University of Texas at Arlington

Joined EISD: 2010

Previous School Districts: Arlington ISD (2000-10, Lubbock ISD (1997-2000)

BRIDGE POINT ELEMENTARY

6401 Cedar St., Austin, 78746

(512) 732-9200

bpe@eanesisd.net

www.bpe.eanesisd.net



Grades: K-5

Enrollment: 736

School Hours: 7:45 a.m.-2:45 p.m.

Principal: Brad Wirht

Assistant Principal: Shannon McClure

Principal’s Secretary: Lisa Thomas



TEA 2011 Rating: Exemplary



Texas Successful Schools Award for Outstanding

Other Honors: 2011 TAKS RESULTS



Performance Reading Writing Math Science

98% 98% 96% 95%









Bridge Point Elementary School has served the elementary students in the northern sections of Eanes ISD

for more than a decade. Bridge Point is the largest EISD elementary school with an enrollment of more

than 700 students.



Bridge Point provides a comprehensive instructional program for all students, including core instruction,

Art, Music and PE, and daily fitness period. A spacious library, two computer labs and technology infra-

structure also are available for students. A pervasive “Lifeskills” program is supported by a whole-school

assembly that begins each day. For qualifying students, Bridge Point provides programs to support read-

ing development, Special Education needs, advanced and enriched programs and classes for identified

Gifted and Talented students.



Supporting a mission statement that commits to “creating a dynamic learning environment dedicated to

preparing all students to meet today’s challenges and embrace tomorrow’s opportunities,” Bridge Point

secures the highest-quality educators, encourages high levels of parent involvement, and continuously

pursues the best instructional methods. The result is a school that enthusiastically adjusts to the needs

individual students and has maintained an“Exemplary” rating under the Texas accountability system.





Principal Profile



Degrees Held, Universities Attended: Bachelor of Arts, University of Redlands;

Brad Wirht



Master of Arts, California State University

Honors and Awards: Spirit of Education recipient, Cedar Creek Elementary, EISD

You Make a Difference Award

Joined EISD: 1993

Previous School Districts: Exeter Union School District (California), Department

of Defense Dependents School (Germany), Austin ISD

CEDAR CREEK ELEMENTARY

3301 Pinnacle St., Austin, 78746

(512) 732-9120

cce@eanesisd.net

www.cce.eanesisd.net



Grades: K-5

Enrollment: 425

School Hours: 7:45 a.m.-2:45 p.m.

Principal: Lisa Streun

Principal’s Secretary: Tara Comerford



TEA 2011 Rating: Exemplary



Texas Successful Schools Award for Outstanding

Other Honors:



Performance

2011 TAKS RESULTS

Reading Writing Math Science

99% 99% 99% 99%





Cedar Creek Elementary serves the children of a highly educated community that has high expectations

for its schools and generously supports them. Cedar Creek provides a comprehensive instructional pro-

gram. Students in Grades K-5 receive Music, Art and PE instruction on a three-day rotation. All students

are supported with a librarian, counselor, nurse, and a Content Mastery Center. The campus has a Gifted

and Talented teacher who works with identified students as well as regular classes.



Cedar Creek provides extensive services for special needs students. Resource teachers, Special Education

homeroom teachers, Speech Therapy, and OT/PT programs meet a broad spectrum of needs. Title I ser-

vices and a multi-sensory language arts program are offered. Cedar Creek provides English as a Second

Language instruction for the diverse language needs of the campus population.



Built in 1978 and expanded twice, CCE provides special purpose rooms to supplement pods of classrooms

that spoke off the heart of the building, the commons area. A new library/media center and computer lab

constructed in 1997 and the building infrastructure were enhanced to connect all computers to local- and

wide-area networks.









Principal Profile



Degrees Held, Universities Attended: Bachelor of Science, New Mexico State

Lisa Streun



University; Master of Counseling and Educational Psychology, New Mexico State

University, Education Administration certificate, Texas State University

Joined EISD: 2004

Previous School Districts: Hays CISD, Ysleta ISD, Las Cruces ISD (N.M.)

EANES ELEMENTARY

4101 Bee Cave Rd., Austin, 78746

(512) 732-9100

ee@eanesisd.net

www.ee.eanesisd.net



Grades: K-5

Enrollment: 592

School Hours: 7:35 a.m.-2:35 p.m.

Principal: Jodie Villemaire

Assistant Principal: Julia Fortman

Principal’s Secretary: Terri Butler



TEA 2011 Rating: Exemplary



U.S. Blue Ribbon School

Other Honors: 2011 TAKS RESULTS



Promising Practices for Early Childhood

Texas Successful Schools Award for Outstanding

Reading Writing Math Science



Performance

99% 99% 99% 98%









The mission of Eanes Elementary School is to “work together to think, learn and grow.” This simple state-

ment reflects a learning community that involves each child from preschool through fifth grade, every

staff member and parents and community members.



Eanes is the most unique campus of the six elementary schools in the Eanes Independent School District.

The school was established on this site about 130 years ago with some of those early buildings still in use.

It is said that coming to school at Eanes is like coming to school in a park; the outdoor campus promotes a

healthy learning environment.



Eanes Elementary has close to 500 students who benefit from a rich experience for children at all devel-

opmental levels. Differentiated reading, writing and math instruction occurs at all grade levels. The com-

prehensive instructional program includes music, art and physical education classes. The use of technol-

ogy is integrated into as many aspects of learning as possible. The Gifted and Talented program serves

students in grades K-5 who qualify in the area of creativity and our Special Education program serves all

children with special needs starting at age three.



Eanes Elementary has a reputation of high academic achievement and was recognized with the National

Blue Ribbon Award in 1996 and 2005. EE has achieved an Exemplary status every year since 1996.



Principal Profile



Degrees Held, Universities Attended: Bachelor of Arts, University of Texas at Ar-

Jodie Villemaire



lington; Master of Education, University of Texas at Arlington; Gifted and Talented

Endorsement, University of Texas at Arlington

Joined EISD: 2010

Previous School Districts: Mansfield ISD, Lake Travis ISD

FOREST TRAIL ELEMENTARY

1203 Loop 360, Austin, 78746

(512) 732-9160

fte@eanesisd.net

www.fte.eanesisd.net



Grades: K-5

Enrollment: 605

School Hours: 8:25 a.m.-3:25 p.m.

Principal: Charles McCasland

Assistant Principal: Julia Fortman

Principal’s Secretary: Debra Bailey



TEA 2011 Rating: Exemplary



U. S. Blue Ribbon School

Other Honors: 2011 TAKS RESULTS



Texas Successful Schools Award for Outstanding

Performance

Reading Writing Math Science



Texas Business and Education Coalition Honor Roll 2011

99% 99% 99% 99%





Forest Trail is a K-5 campus that strives to promote a healthy sense of self worth and a desire to help oth-

ers while providing a strong academic foundation. At Forest Trail, the mission in working with children

is guided by 12 belief statements that address learning, children’s needs, staff development and coopera-

tion. Forest Trail has been recognized at both national and state levels, and has earned an “Exemplary”

rating in state accountability ratings for many years. The school’s comprehensive instructional program

includes Music, Art and Physical Education in addition to core instruction. Special Education, Gifted and

Talented services are available to qualifying students.



The Library Media Center is an integral part of the instructional program, promoting lifelong learning

and information literacy. Programs bring notable authors of children’s books and performers of children’s

plays to visit FTE students. Students also are encouraged to participate in both reading and writing pro-

grams at the state and national levels. Instructional technology also serves as an integral tool to the Forest

Trail curriculum.



FTE serves approximately 600 students residing in the central part of the district. The school was built in

1985 and upgraded in both 2001 and in 2008.





Principal Profile



Degrees Held, Universities Attended: Bachelor of Science, University of Texas;

Charles McCasland



Master of Education, Texas Women’s University; College of the Virgin Islands; Uni-

versity of North Texas

Honors and Awards: Special Education Educator of the Year; Texas School Public

Relations Association Star Award; Spirit of Education Award; President, Plano Prin-

cipals Assocation

Joined EISD: 1994

Previous School Districts: Plano ISD, Waxahachie ISD, Austin ISD

VALLEY VIEW ELEMENTARY

1201 Loop 360, Austin, 78746

(512) 732-9120

vve@eanesisd.net

www.vve.eanesisd.net



Grades: K-5

Enrollment: 465

School Hours: 7:50 a.m.-2:50 p.m.

Principal: Jennifer Dusek

Principal’s Secretary: Teri Mansfield



TEA 2011 Rating: Exemplary



Texas Successful Schools Award for Outstanding

Other Honors:



Performance

2011 TAKS RESULTS

Reading Writing Math Science

99% 99% 99% 94%





The mission of Valley View Elementary is to develop successful learners and responsible citizens through

a team effort between the school, the parents, and the community, in a positive learning environment. A

two-story, red-brick school, VVE serves kindergartners through fifth-graders in its convenient Westlake

location off Loop 360.



Valley View is a child-centered, family-friendly and academically challenging school. Upon entering Valley

View one can expect to find highly qualified professionals dedicated to children and their families. Beyond

the state of Texas assessment status of an Exemplary school, VVE is dedicated to children and their social

and emotional development.



Differentiated instruction is practiced in all classrooms and children are viewed as individuals with

unique gifts and abilities. VVE students enjoy Music, Art, Physical Education, Science laboratories, Gifted

and Talented services and more. The school offers full library services, Special Education, Title I, reading

intervention and English as a Second Language programs, and has a school nurse and counselor available

to help students.



Valley View is proud to host the largest Child Development Center in Eanes ISD. Childcare services are

available to employees and the community, enrolling children from infancy through kindergarten.







Principal Profile



Degrees Held, Universities Attended: Bachelor of Education, Texas State

Jennifer Dusek



University; Master of Education, Texas State University

Joined EISD: 2003

Previous School Districts: Hays ISD, Comal ISD

HILL COUNTRY MIDDLE SCHOOL

1300 Walsh Tarlton Dr., Austin, 78746

(512) 732-9220

hcms@eanesisd.net

www.hcms.eanesisd.net



Grades: 6-8

Enrollment: 905

School Hours: 8:25 a.m.-3:52 p.m.

Principal: Kathleen Sullivan

Assistant Principals: Felix Grimmett, Donna Jackson

Principal’s Secretary: Shellie Foster



TEA 2011 Rating: Exemplary 2011 TAKS RESULTS

U. S. Blue Ribbon School

Other Honors:



Texas Successful Schools Award for Outstanding

Soc.



Performance

Reading Writing Math Science Studies



Texas Business and Education Coalition Honor Roll

99% 99% 98% 94% 99%









Hill Country Middle School is a positive, secure community committed to fostering intellectual curiosity,

critical thinking skills, and acceptance of differences while promoting social development and emphasiz-

ing independent and cooperative learning skills so that students achieve an enthusiasm for learning.



Hill Country MS recognizes and celebrates student excellence and offers many opportunities for students

to be involved in a wide array of activities. In recent years HCMS choirs, bands, orchestra and yearbook

have received regional and state honors. “Hill Country TV” is a unique school broadcast system that offers

students a chance to develop production and presentation skills.



Gifted and Talented, pre-AP (Advanced Placement), special education and ESL (English as Second Lan-

guage) programs support the needs of students. It is also possible for students in some courses to earn

high school credit.



Originally built in 1974, Hill Country MS has been renovated and expanded several times, including a re-

cent project that included a new library housing more than 19,000 volumes.









Principal Profile



Degrees Held, Universities Attended: Bachelor of Arts, University of Texas; Mas-

Kathleen Sullivan



ter of Educational Administration, Texas State University

Honors and Awards: Capitol of Texas Counseling Association Administrator of the

Year, 2005

Joined EISD: 2000

Previous School Districts: Austin ISD, San Marcos ISD

WEST RIDGE MIDDLE SCHOOL

9201 Scenic Bluff Dr., Austin, 78733

(512) 732-9220

wrms@eanesisd.net

www.wrms.eanesisd.net



Grades: 6-8

Enrollment: 840

School Hours: 8:25 a.m.-4:00 p.m.

Principal: Karl Waggoner

Assistant Principals: Staci Hubbard, Erika Bacon

Principal’s Secretary: Anne Natenstedt



TEA 2011 Rating: Recognized



U. S. Blue Ribbon School

2011 TAKS RESULTS

Other Honors:



Texas Successful Schools Award for

Soc.



Outstanding Performance

Reading Writing Math Science Studies



Presidential Medal of Service

99% 99% 98% 94% 99%



Texas Business and Education Coalition

Honor Roll (2006-2011)



West Ridge Middle School, serving Eanes ISD’s western half, is divided into smaller learning communi-

ties or “teams” of innovative and caring teachers in each grade level to teach the “whole child” rather than

simply addressing subject areas. An emphasis is placed on development of research skills, writing, and

interdisciplinary projects across the curriculum.



The school recognizes and celebrates student excellence and offers opportunities for students to be

involved in a wide array of activities. In recent years WRMS choirs, bands, orchestra and academic UIL

teams have received regional and state honors. The West Ridge WEB (Where Everyone Belongs) program

uses a mentorship environment to help ensure that all students feel connected with their school.



Gifted and Talented, pre-AP (Advanced Placement), and Special Education programs support the needs of

students. A variety of stimulating electives and state-of the-art technology, including four computer labs,

also supports learning.



West Ridge Middle School was built in 1987 and renovated with the addition of a science wing as part of

the 2001 bond program.





Principal Profile



Degrees Held, Universities Attended: Bachelor of Science, Drake University;

Karl Waggoner



Master of Education, Houston Baptist University; Mid-Management Certification,

Houston Baptist University

Honors and Awards: Teacher of the Year, Albright Middle School, Alief ISD

Joined EISD: 1995

Previous School Districts: Newton School District (Iowa), Alief ISD

WESTLAKE HIGH SCHOOL

4100 Westbank Dr., Austin, 78746

(512) 732-9280

whs@eanesisd.net

www.whs.eanesisd.net



Grades: 9-12

Enrollment: 2,485

School Hours: 8:40 a.m.-4:05 p.m.

Principal: Linda Rawlings

Assistant Principals: Dianne Carter, Michel Froneberger,

Steve Ramsey, Wade Sanchez, Stephen Shands

Principal’s Secretary: Peggy Gaffney



TEA 2011 Rating: Exemplary

2011 TAKS RESULTS



U. S. Blue Ribbon School

Other Honors: Soc.



Texas Successful Schools Award for Outstanding

Reading Math Science Studies



Performance

99% 96% 98% 99%



Newsweek Magazine and U.S. News and World Report

Top High Schools Lists



Westlake High School is a comprehensive, four-year public high school where the curriculum is primarily

college preparatory. The school’s average total enrollment, grades 9-12, is 2,465. Westlake HS consistent-

ly receives recognition at all levels, including its rank among the 100 best high schools in the country by

Newsweek magazine. It also is one of just a few large, comprehensive high schools in the state to be rated

Exemplary and exceeds both regional and state standardized test score averages in all categories.



Westlake HS students excel academically, as well as in music, arts and athletics. WHS consistently boasts

impressive numbers in the National Merit competition, as a record 44 finalists received the honor in

2010. Traditionally, about 95 percent of students continue their education after graduation; in 2011 that

number topped 99 percent.



Westlake High School offers a full slate of Advanced Placement courses, a Career and Technical Education

program, an acclaimed Performing Arts department, as well as special support programs such as the TLC

(The Learning Center) and Adult Transition Services.



Westlake is a sprawling campus that includes a dedicated Ninth Grade Center. In 2008-09, a choir room

was added, and the Research Center and Performing Arts Center were renovated.





Principal Profile



Degrees Held, Universities Attended: Bachelor of Arts, Texas Tech University;

Linda Rawlings



Masters of Philosophy, University of St. Andrews (Scotland); Masters of Education,

University of Houston at Clear Lake

Joined EISD: 2006

Previous School Districts: Clear Creek ISD, Pearland ISD, Galveston ISD

Eanes ISD Performance Summary

2011 TAKS RESULTS:

READING/ELA WRITING SOCIAL ST. MATH SCIENCE

Met Comm. Met Comm. Met Comm. Met Comm. Met Comm.



Grade 3 99% 70% 98% 58%





Grade 4 98% 73% 100% 66% 98% 67%





Grade 5 100% 71% 100% 77% 98% 71%





Grade 6 98% 68% 98% 65%



Grade 7 99% 70% 99% 76% 98% 59%





Grade 8 99% 78% 99% 73% 99% 50% 94% 57%





Grade 9 99% 40% 96% 62%





Grade 10 98% 36% 100% 80% 95% 43% 96% 40%





Grade 11 99% 43% 100% 84% 98% 57% 99% 51%







READING WRITING SOC. STUDIES MATH SCIENCE



District 99% 99% 99% 98% 97%



Westlake HS 99% NA 99% 96% 98%



Hill Country MS 99% 99% 99% 98% 94%



West Ridge MS 99% 99% 99% 98% 94%



Barton Creek Elem. 98% 99% NA 99% 99%



Bridge Point Elem. 98% 98% NA 96% 95%



Cedar Creek Elem. 99% 99% NA 99% 99%



Eanes Elem. 99% 99% NA 99% 98%



Forest Trail Elem. 99% 99% NA 99% 99%



Valley View Elem. 99% 99% NA 99% 94%


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