Hopewell Middle School
1535 Gulf Way
Round Rock, Texas 78665
Phone: 512-464-5200
Fax: 512-464-5261
Principal, Lynda Garinger
Feeder Pattern
Each student’s feeder pattern is determined by his or her home address. To find out which schools your student will attend, use our Interactive School Boundaries Map.
What happens at our school?
Hopewell Middle School works collaboratively so that students and staff will exceed school expectations in academics, citizenship and community involvement. We provide a positive, safe and supportive learning environment while preparing our students for the 21st Century by ensuring that our curriculum contains rigor and relevance with a focus on building positive relationships.
Mission
We, the proudly diverse Hopewell Middle School Community, provide an inviting environment in which students feel safe, parents and community members feel welcome, and teachers feel supported by campus leadership. We are committed to recruiting and retaining innovative educators who are supportive and encouraging of all students and have a growth mindset regarding academics and our profession. Our faculty recognizes the value of each individual student and empowers students through student centered classrooms of collaboration, relevant learning, and challenging lessons. This is achieved through effective PLC (professional learning community) meetings in which teachers are collaborative, cohesive, and supportive of each other while constantly reflecting and improving upon their craft. We Capture Kids’ Hearts while we will live by our Go-Green Core values of: giving your best, respectful and responsible, expectations are high, eager to learn, and new start each day. Hopewell Hornets are family, forever, for always, no matter what.
Vision
Reaching the Hearts and Minds of Every Child.
History
There have been three Hopewell Schools in Round Rock ISD. The first Hopewell School was the segregated school for African-American students from 1922 through 1966. Hopewell Middle School opened on the site of the current Hernandez Middle School in 1996. In 2002, Hopewell Middle School was converted to a Ninth Grade Center for Stony Point High School and the present Hopewell Middle School was built on Gulf Way in Round Rock.
2022-23 STAAR Passing Rates
- 6th Grade Reading – 86% 86%
- 6th Grade Math – 85% 85%
- 7th Grade Reading – 82% 82%
- 7th Grade Math – 38% 38%
- 8th Grade Reading – 88% 88%
- 8th Grade Math – 84% 84%
- 8th Grade Science – 81% 81%
- 8th Grade Social Studies – 76% 76%
NOTE: STAAR results, student demographic and enrollment data is pulled from the Texas Academic Performance Report (TAPR). This page is updated generally around mid-November when the data is released by the state. The TAPR includes information from the previous school year.
2022-23 Student Demographics
- African American – 16.5% 16.5%
- Hispanic – 36.8% 36.8%
- White – 32.3% 32.3%
- Native American – 0.5% 0.5%
- Asian – 8.4% 8.4%
- Pacific Islander – 0.5% 0.5%
- Two or more races – 5% 5%
- Economically Disadvantaged – 31.8% 31.8%
Student Enrollment by program
- Bilingual/ESL – 9.6% 9.6%
- Gifted and Talented – 11.9% 11.9%
- Special Education – 13.9% 13.9%
Find our Campus Improvement Plan (CIP), State and Federal Accountability summaries, School and Federal Report Cards, Texas Academic Performance Reports (TAPR), as well as the most recent climate survey results on the District Performance Indicators page.