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Education that Sets the Standard
BOERNE ISD
Choosing a place to call home means thinking beyond the floor plan — about the community, the amenities, the lifestyle, and, of course, the schools. At Esperanza, children in grades Pre-K–12 are zoned to Boerne Independent School District. This fast-growing, highly regarded ISD is recognized for academic excellence, with dedicated teachers and staff guided by a shared mission to engage, inspire, and enrich every student — from the first day of school to graduation day.
Dr. Ferdinand L. Herff
Elementary School
- Pre-K to 5th Grades
- 604 Esperanza Blvd.
- 830.357.4300
Dr. Ferdinand L. Herff Elementary School offers a nurturing learning environment designed to help young students build confidence, curiosity, and a love of learning. With the school located onsite, families enjoy a simpler school-day routine — shorter commutes make it easier to make the first bell without the rush! And, when classmates are also neighbors, connections naturally extend beyond the school day, strengthening friendships and a shared sense of community. It’s a strong start, close to home.
Boerne
middle School north
- 6th – 8th Grades
- 240 Johns Road
- 830.357.3100
Boerne Middle School North supports students during a pivotal stage, offering an environment that balances academic progress with social and personal growth. Through engaging coursework and a wide range of extracurricular opportunities, students hone critical thinking skills and build confidence while exploring new interests. The result is a middle school experience that serves as a natural bridge between elementary foundations and future achievements.
Boerne
high School
- 9th – 12th Grades
- One Greyhound Lane
- 830.357.2200
At Boerne High School, high expectations and long-standing tradition shape a well-rounded student experience. From rigorous academics to athletics, fine arts, and leadership opportunities, students are encouraged to strive for excellence, work collaboratively, and take pride in their accomplishments. That shared sense of identity builds lasting connections and a deep-rooted Greyhound pride that stays with students well beyond graduation.
