Principal Angela Page comes to Rough Hollow with 25 years of experience as a teacher and school administrator, with a strong track record of empowering students, enhancing academics and promoting a culture of continuous improvement.
With overwhelming voter approval of Lake Travis ISD’s $143 million bond package, Lake Travis High School and Lake Travis Middle School are set for major upgrades to their athletics facilities, including raising Cavalier Stadium’s permanent seating capacity to 12,000.
We’ve rounded up the latest rankings and other highlights for LTISD and schools serving Sweetwater from leading organizations including Texas Education Agency, Niche, U.S. News and more, with links to the complete data.
For his Eagle Scout Service Project, Sweetwater resident Jack Woelfel, 16, collected more than 4,800 new and gently used books from his neighbors for Libraries of Love. It was the largest donation ever received by this Pflugerville-based nonprofit, which promotes literacy in Africa.
With the Hiking Club, Sweetwater residents can meet neighbors while exploring the community’s seven beautiful trails, along with activities in the surrounding Hill Country. The hikes are led by resident Rosemary Borthwick and her Australian Shepherd, Bonnie, who both love the outdoors.
With A+ grades for academics and college prep, Lake Travis ISD is the No. 2 ranked school district in Travis County in the 2022 school rankings from Niche. The Lake Travis ISD campuses serving Sweetwater are also highly rated.
Highly regarded for academics and athletics, the Lake Travis Independent School District serving Sweetwater’s K-12 students scores high in rankings from Niche, US News and other organizations. We rounded up some of the latest rankings for 2021 for our blog.
Sweetwater is proud to be part of the highly regarded Lake Travis Independent School District, ranked A+ for academics by Niche. Sweetwater’s youngest students attend brand-new Rough Hollow Elementary, located less than 3 miles from the community.
Niche’s 2020 school rankings are out, and Lake Travis Independent School District ranks No. 3 among 26 school districts in the Austin area. Lake Travis High School is also one of the region’s top high schools.
When Casey and Leticia Monroe started thinking about moving from Brownsville to Austin, schools were their number one priority. Careful research led them to Lake Travis ISD, and Sweetwater’s beautiful Hill Country environment convinced them to make their “forever home” here.
Opening in early 2020, Sweetwater’s first preschool, KLA Schools of Sweetwater, will offer a unique learning environment inspired by the Reggio Emilia philosophy. It will be the first preschool in the Austin area to offer this approach, which invites children to actively participate in their own education.
Niche has released its 2020 school ratings, and the highly regarded Lake Travis Independent School District serving Sweetwater scored an A+, ranking as the No. 1 Best School District for Athletes in the Austin Area, and the No. 2 overall Best School District in Travis County.
Students head back to the highly regarded Lake Travis ISD schools serving Sweetwater on August 14. From enrollment information to after school programs, our blog has all the links you need in one convenient place.
The best principals provide leadership that inspires every student and teacher. That definitely describes the principals who lead the highly regarded Lake Travis ISD schools serving Sweetwater.
A new Outdoor Learning Center is creating hands-on learning opportunities for students in all grade levels at West Cypress Hills Elementary, one of the highly regarded Lake Travis ISD schools serving Sweetwater.
Niche has released its 2019 school rankings, and the Lake Travis Independent School District serving Sweetwater ranks the No. 2 Best School District in Austin. Each of the Lake Travis campuses zoned to Sweetwater is also highly rated.
The Lake Travis ISD schools serving Sweetwater are close to home as well as highly regarded. Get a quick lesson on our schools’ academic excellence and proximity with our infographic.
The Lake Travis Independent School District has earned an A accountability rating from the Texas Education Agency, and all of the Lake Travis ISD schools serving Sweetwater earned the highest possible campus ratings.
Serving Sweetwater students in grades 6-8, Lake Travis Middle School has earned a spot on the prestigious Texas Honor Roll, which recognizes schools for high levels of academic achievement and other metrics of providing a quality education.
Bee Cave is more than just an interesting name. It’s also an A+ place to live and raise a family, according to the 2018 rankings from Niche. Find out why this city near Sweetwater gets high marks for schools, safety, and friendliness for families, Millennials and other groups.
As parents know, SAT scores are a quick and effective way to gauge how well a school prepares students for college. The latest data shows that Lake Travis High School is doing a great job, one of only 6 Austin area high schools on a new statewide list.
As parents know, SAT scores are a quick and effective way to gauge how well a school prepares students for college. The latest data shows that Lake Travis High School is doing a great job, one of only 6 Austin area high schools on a new statewide list.
To help homebuyers choose the best Austin area school district for their family, we’ve gathered the latest data on the Lake Travis Independent School District from the Texas Education Agency, Niche, Great Schools and other respected sources. Bottom line: Lake Travis ISD is a top school district.
Sweetwater’s natural beauty and neighborly vibe ranked high in a recent survey of community residents. See more reasons why Sweetwater residents love where they live.
While Sweetwater’s youngest residents head back to highly regarded Lake Travis ISD schools, older residents can explore lifelong learning from prestigious institutions including The University of Texas.
Children at Risk has released its annual school rankings for 2017, and all of the Lake Travis Independent School District schools serving Sweetwater have received grades of A or better.
Close to both Austin and the Hill Country, Sweetwater offers many reasons why you’ll never want to leave the community once you discover your new Austin home here. Our community has many attractions including green-built houses that have floor plans that let you live the way you want.
Spring is a beautiful time to drive up to The Summit, an exclusive estate home enclave atop one of the highest points in Sweetwater. With an elevation of 1,235 feet – one of the highest points in Travis County – The Summit is limited to only 30 estate homesites for sale within a gated entrance.
With an overall grade of A+, the Lake Travis Independent School District ranks as the No. 2 Best School District in the Austin region for 2017, according to a new analysis from Niche.com, a national review website.
The Lake Travis High School Cavaliers brought home an early Christmas present for the entire community, when they won the first Class 6A football title in the school’s history.
Cheering on the Lake Travis Cavs is a way of life here. Dig a little deeper, and it’s easy to see that team spirit is just one thing to love about Lake Travis ISD. Here are six more reasons families are so happy about Sweetwater’s schools.
Lake Travis High School, the recently expanded and renovated Lake Travis ISD high school serving all of Sweetwater, ranks fourth on a new list of Austin’s best public high schools.
The latest aerial photo of Sweetwater shows the new Lake Travis Middle School finishing completion and ready to open in a couple of weeks for the 2014-15 school year.
The school board of Lake Travis Independent School District last week changed the elementary school assignment for students living in Sweetwater to Serene Hills Elementary School.
