Pleasant Hill Elementary opened 2025-26 with a lowest student-teacher ratio that remains among the most favorable in LISD's elementary network, giving classroom teachers more individual student time than at most comparable campuses. The school's GATE program continued active operation, and the campus's position in Leander's older central neighborhoods gives it a stability and community attachment that newer campuses are still building. LISD's long-range planning process in 2025 confirmed Pleasant Hill as a continuing campus in the district's western neighborhood cluster.

Q1. Does Pleasant Hill Elementary offer a GATE program?

Ans. Yes, Pleasant Hill Elementary has a Gifted and Talented program through Leander ISD. If your child might qualify, the first step is a conversation with their classroom teacher, who can start the referral. The evaluation window opens each fall semester.

Q2. What makes Pleasant Hill Elementary's class sizes notable?

Ans. Pleasant Hill Elementary has one of the lowest student-teacher ratios, meaning teachers at this campus have more individual contact time with students than at many comparable schools.

Q3. What after-school programs does Pleasant Hill Elementary have?

Ans. Pleasant Hill Elementary participates in LISD's after-school program options. Current availability varies by semester, so contacting the front office at (512) 570-9900 is the best way to confirm what's running and whether there's a waitlist.

Q4. What is the feeder pattern for Pleasant Hill Elementary?

Ans. Pleasant Hill Elementary students typically continue to Leander Middle School within LISD and then on to Leander High School. The feeder keeps students connected within the same district community from elementary through graduation.

Q5. How does Pleasant Hill Elementary communicate with families?

Ans. Pleasant Hill Elementary uses ParentSquare as its main communication platform for teacher updates and school-wide announcements.