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Living in Schertz
Schertz is the center of gravity for Randolph families — a full-service suburb along I-35 and FM 78 with its own city services, parks system, and retail base. The housing stock runs from solid 1990s neighborhoods to brand-new master-planned sections, all inside the Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City ISD that anchors the area’s reputation.
The Feel
The workhorse suburb outside Randolph
It is the kind of place families extend for: a common Schertz story is arriving on Randolph orders and staying past retirement.
Typical single-family range: $250K - $420K
Schools
Schools in Schertz
Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City ISD is among the better-regarded districts in the metro and deeply experienced with military-connected students; Byron Steele High School serves most of Schertz.
For Military Families
Base access
JBSA-Randolph: 10-15 minutes to the gate. See the full Randolph housing guide.
Common Questions
Schertz, answered
Why do Randolph families choose Schertz?
The trifecta: SCUC ISD schools, a 10-15 minute commute to the Randolph gate, and a full range of housing from the $200Ks to the $400Ks. It is the default recommendation for a reason.
Is Schertz growing?
Steadily — new sections continue to build out toward Cibolo, while the established core keeps its mature-tree, settled character. Both flavors exist at once.
Thinking about Schertz?
We tour these streets weekly. Get an honest read on the specific pocket, the school zone, and whether the asking price is real — before you commit.