Cedar Creek Elementary School

Cedar Creek Elementary is a school in Bastrop Independent School District with an enrollment of about 748 students from PK to 5th grade. There is a ratio of approximately 15.6:1 between 47.8 full-time equivalent teachers.

The population is largely Hispanic (93.7%), with smaller percentages of White (4.3%) and African American (1.1%) students. Also, a large percentage (87.2%) of the students are economically disadvantaged and receive free or subsidized lunch. While the school faces challenges in school performance and academic excellence, placing in the bottom 1.5 percent of elementary schools in Texas,

it continues to serve its community diligently. In the 2024-2025 school year, 3rd graders had a STAAR Reading proficiency rate of 14.18% compared to the statewide 52.02%. The expenditure per student is lower than average at $10,268. Despite this, Cedar Creek remains a committed best elementary school option for its neighborhood.

The Eanes ISD and Cedar creek elementary are mentioning the consequences of student absences on school finance, as the district is losing around 1,24 million dollars on student absences.

1. What grades does Cedar Creek Elementary provide?

The school educates children from pre-kindergarten up to 5th grade.

2. What are the programs of Cedar Creek Elementary?

Programs consist of Gifted & Talented education, special education, ESL services, and other extracurricular activities.

3. What is the student-teacher ratio?

Student-teacher ratio is about 14:1, which permits greater personalized instruction.

4. Does Cedar Creek Elementary have after-school activities?

Yes, there are after-school clubs, tutoring, and additional programs at the school.

5. How is family participation promoted?

Parents may be members of PTO, assist in the classrooms, and attend school events.