Bleyl Middle School - Cypress Fairbanks ISD

Cypress-Fairbanks ISD · Houston · 77070

Bleyl Middle School carries the biggest clean feeder zone in CFISD’s middle-school map — all 92 of its residence codes move on to the same high school. The campus at 10800 Mills Road in northwest Houston’s 77070 ZIP is rated C (76 out of 100) in TEA’s 2024–25 state ratings, serving about 1,320 students in grades 6–8. It opened in 1973, named for Dr. Karl Bleyl, who joined CFISD in 1953 teaching science, photography and German, became Cy-Fair High’s principal two years later, and co-founded the Cy-Fair Federal Credit Union. Every Bleyl address feeds Cypress Creek High School.

How Bleyl Middle School is rated

The Texas Education Agency grades every Texas campus on an A–F scale each year. In the most recent ratings (2024–25 school year), Bleyl earned an overall C — 76 out of 100. Ratings change every year, so verify the current one at the live source:

Homes for sale zoned to Bleyl Middle School

This list pulls live from the HAR MLS and updates as homes come on and off the market — it’s the same zone the school district uses, not a guess by ZIP code.

Neighborhoods zoned to Bleyl Middle School

Bleyl’s zone spans the Champions–Jones Road establishment corridor from Cypress Creek to FM 1960. From the district’s current residential code report — confirm your exact address with CFISD:

• Champions Forest & the Champions sections
• Huntwick Forest & Oaks of Huntwick
• Norchester & Norchester South
• Prestonwood Forest & Prestonwood Park
• Mandolin & Mandolin Park
• Tallow Wood & Tallow Wood North
• the Mills corridor (Mills Crossing, Mills Landing, Mills Walk)
• Millridge North & Millridge Pines
• Barrington Woods, Belmont & Marwood
• Woodedge Village & Cypress Glen (the Danish side)

The feeder chain: Yeager, Hancock, and Matzke Elementary feed Bleyl in full, along with the east side of Danish Elementary — and all 92 residence codes move on to Cypress Creek High School on the district’s current chart, the largest single-destination middle-school zone in CFISD. See the wider area in my Cypress, TX guide and Houston guide.

Buying or selling a home zoned to Bleyl?

Ninety-two residence codes, one destination — in a district famous for split zones, Bleyl’s is the map’s simplest big zone, so the shopping question here is section and price, not boundary. As your buyer’s agent I’ll line up showings, dig into HOA dues, MUD taxes and flood history, and negotiate hard on your behalf — we’ll agree on how I’m paid up front and in writing. Call or text me, Kevan Pewitt, at (281) 500-7077, email kevan@houstonprimerealty.com, or reach out here.

Bleyl Middle School: quick answers

What high school do Bleyl students attend?

Cypress Creek High School — all 92 of Bleyl’s residence codes feed it on the district’s current chart, the largest fully-clean middle-to-high pipeline in CFISD. Confirm any specific address with CFISD.

What is Bleyl Middle School’s TEA rating?

Bleyl earned a C (76 out of 100) in the Texas Education Agency’s 2024–25 A–F accountability ratings. The current rating is always on the Texas School Report Card.

Who was Bleyl Middle School named for?

Dr. Karl Bleyl, a CFISD figure of the consolidation era — he joined the district in 1953 teaching science, photography and German, became principal of Cy-Fair High School in 1955, co-founded the Cy-Fair Federal Credit Union in 1956, and helped establish the Cy-Fair Educational Foundation. He died in 1973, the year the campus bearing his name opened. School hours are 7:45 a.m. to 3:05 p.m.

Last updated: July 2026. School ratings and attendance zones are point-in-time — verify the current TEA rating and your specific zone by address before relying on them.