Two Districts. One Great Place to Grow.
Families at Edgewater benefit from access to two highly regarded school options, with the community split between Rockwall ISD and Royse City ISD. No matter which side of the neighborhood you’re on, you’ll find districts that prioritize strong academics, engaged educators, and supportive campuses where students can grow with confidence.
Parents appreciate the well-rounded opportunities available across both districts, from classroom learning and enrichment to fine arts, athletics, and extracurriculars that help kids discover what they love. At Edgewater, great schools are part of the foundation for a great life.
Edgewater is proud to be a part of the top-rated Royse City and Rockwall school districts. Parents can rest assured their children are getting one of the best educations Texas offers.
Lupe Garcia Elementary School
Lupe Garcia Elementary School (Rockwall ISD) is a welcoming Pre-K through 6th grade campus in Fate that focuses on building strong academic foundations while keeping learning engaging and hands-on. Named in honor of longtime educator and Rockwall County resident Lupe Garcia, the school carries a proud local legacy and a true community-first spirit. 
“Building the foundation for lifelong learning by inspiring curiosity, creativity, and confidence in every child.”
Ursula Rakow Middle School
Ursula Rakow Middle School (Rockwall ISD) brings a fresh, community-first approach to middle school learning in Fate. Named in honor of beloved educator Ursula Rakow, the campus is built around relationships, innovation, and excellence, with a clear focus on creating a safe, supportive environment where students can grow academically and socially.
Rockwall-Heath High School
Rockwall-Heath High School (Rockwall ISD) is a 9–12 campus known for a strong community culture and high expectations, with a clear focus on relationships, innovation, and excellence. The school’s mission centers on inspiring and equipping students for what’s next, with a campus motto that captures the balance of support and rigor: “Love the kid, drive the rigor.”