Del Valle Independent School District

Originally the facilities of the Colorado Common School District Number 36 were at the intersection of U.S. Highway 183 and Texas State Highway 71. In 1952 the City of Austin annexed about one third of the district territory, including Montopolis and the property of the Austin Country Club. Since the existing school buildings were located on that property, the district needed to find a new location for its schools. Popham Elementary School opened across from Bergstrom Air Force Base; when Bergstrom was in operation, the district served the children living on the base. At the time the district taught grades one through eight. High school students attended the Austin Independent School District. Baty Elementary, Hillcrest Elementary, Popham Elementary, and Del Valle High School moved. == Schools ==

High School (Grades 9–12) • Del Valle High School • DVISD High School no 2 (opening fall 2026) • Del Valle Opportunity Center Middle Schools (Grades 6–8) • Del Valle Middle School • John P. Ojeda Middle School • Dailey Middle School Elementary Schools (Grades PK–5) • Baty Elementary National Blue Ribbon School in 2000–01 • Creedmoor Elementary • Del Valle Elementary • Hillcrest Elementary National Blue Ribbon School in 1998–99 • Smith Elementary National Blue Ribbon School in 1996–97 • Joseph Gilbert Elementary School ==Other facilities==

Its administrative headquarters is in the Edward A. Neal Administration Building, named for a superintendent who held the post for 27 years until 1998. == Statistics ==

Demographics: • African American: 8.36% • Hispanic: 85.25% • White: 4.13% • Native American: 0.11% • Asian/Pacific Islander: 0.74% • Two or more races: 1.40% == References ==