Johnson City ISD serves Johnson City and nearby Blanco County communities in the Texas Hill Country. It is a very small district with a strong community feel, set between wineries, ranches, and state parks.
A quick look at the district:
Location - Johnson City, Blanco County
Students - about 715
Campuses - three Lyndon B. Johnson campuses: elementary, middle, and high school
Setting - small town and rural Hill Country
Homes in Johnson City ISD include older in-town houses, newer builds, weekend and vacation properties, and acreage. Because so few homes sell each year in a district this small, one or two large sales can swing the numbers. HAR does not publish a city snapshot for Johnson City, so ask your agent for recent sales that match the home you want.
What buyers commonly look for here:
Hill Country views - rolling land, oak trees, and wide-open sky
Acreage - room for animals, a workshop, or a future build
Weekend appeal - proximity to wineries, Pedernales Falls State Park, and Dripping Springs
Small-town schools - one campus per level
For nearby comparisons, see Blanco ISD, Dripping Springs ISD, and Wimberley ISD. If you want land, our guide to homes with land near Austin may help.
Johnson City ISD operates three campuses:
Elementary - Lyndon B. Johnson Elementary School
Middle school - Lyndon B. Johnson Middle School
High school - Lyndon B. Johnson High School
Johnson City ISD earned an overall B in the 2026 state ratings, with a B in student achievement and a C in both school progress and closing the gaps. Small districts often mean small class sizes, though course choices can be narrower than in a larger district. Review current results on TXschools.gov, and visit the campuses in person. For a wider comparison, see our best school districts in Austin guide.
Life in Johnson City mixes small-town charm with Hill Country tourism.
Outdoors - Pedernales Falls State Park and Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical Park are nearby
Wine and dining - tasting rooms, restaurants, and local shops along US-290
Quiet living - low traffic, dark skies, and space
Longer errands - expect to drive for major shopping and medical care
Johnson City is roughly 50 miles west of downtown Austin, and most drives take about an hour depending on the route and traffic. Many residents work remotely, locally, or in Dripping Springs. Our Austin traffic and commute guide explains rush hour patterns.
What areas does Johnson City ISD serve? Johnson City ISD serves Johnson City and surrounding areas of Blanco County.
How many schools are in Johnson City ISD? Johnson City ISD has three campuses: Lyndon B. Johnson Elementary, Middle School, and High School.
What is Johnson City ISD's rating? Johnson City ISD earned an overall B in the 2026 state accountability ratings.
How many students attend Johnson City ISD? Johnson City ISD enrolls about 715 students, based on 2023-24 state data.
What kind of homes are in Johnson City ISD? You will find in-town homes, newer builds, weekend properties, and Hill Country acreage. Prices vary widely by property type.
How far is Johnson City from downtown Austin? Johnson City is roughly 50 miles west of downtown Austin, and most drives take about an hour.
Hill Country homes and land are unique, so pricing and marketing them well takes local knowledge. A Spyglass Realty agent can help you find the right property or position your home for the best result.
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