Homes for Sale in the Halls High School Zone

Q: How do I check which schools a home is zoned for?

Use the Knox County Schools zone search at knoxschools.org, or ask Mike Durham at Keyo Homes to confirm it before you write an offer.

Buying in Halls Crossroads or North Knox County and want your kids at Halls High? Here's what most buyers miss: not every home in the Halls Middle zone goes to Halls High, and all four elementary schools that feed Halls High also send some homes to other high schools. Here's how the zone works, which neighborhoods go where, and how to check an address before you make an offer.

Halls High School at a Glance

Address: 4321 E. Emory Road, Knoxville, TN 37938
District: Knox County Schools
Grades: 9–12
Students: about 1,240
Mascot: Halls Red Devils (red and white)
Campus: shares its campus with the North Knox Career and Technical Education Center

Schools That Feed Halls High

Based on the current Knox County school zone maps (KGIS, November 2026):

Middle school: Halls Middle
Elementary schools: Halls Elementary, Adrian Burnett, Brickey-McCloud and Copper Ridge

Here's roughly where Halls High students live, by elementary zone (share of addresses in the Halls High zone):

Halls Elementary: about 38%
Adrian Burnett Elementary: about 24%
Brickey-McCloud Elementary: about 19%
Copper Ridge Elementary: about 18%

Not Every Halls Elementary Zone Goes to Halls High

This is the part that trips buyers up. On current county maps:

Halls Elementary: about 90% of addresses go to Halls High. The rest go to Gibbs High.
Adrian Burnett: about 74% go to Halls High. Most of the rest go to Gibbs High.
Copper Ridge: about 54% go to Halls High. The rest go to Powell High.
Brickey-McCloud: about 34% go to Halls High. The rest go to Powell High or Central High.

Even inside the Halls Middle zone, about 87% of addresses go on to Halls High, about 11% go to Gibbs High and a small number go to Central High. Always check the exact address with the Knox County Schools zone search before you write an offer.

Neighborhoods in the Halls High Zone

Each of these sits entirely inside the Halls High zone on current county maps.

Halls Elementary, then Halls Middle and Halls High:

Temple Acres
Solomon Place
Overlook Estates
Hallbrook
Bonta Vista
Halls Heights
Berry Patch Farms
Fountain Crest
Saddlebrooke
Hiddenview
Stillbrook
Stewart Ridge
Cantrell Heights
Carrington Place
Cedar Crossing
Garfield Estates

Adrian Burnett, then Halls Middle and Halls High:

Murphy Hills
Greenwood Forest
Woodvale
Snowmass
Willow Creek
Palmer Hills
Brown Gap Villas
Homestead
Orchard Creek

Copper Ridge, then Halls Middle and Halls High:

Silverstone
Wolf Lair
Childress Place
Scenic Woods
Florence Gardens
Zacharys Point
Arlington Ridge

Brickey-McCloud, then Halls Middle and Halls High:

Harbor Cove at Timberlake
Nine Oaks
Emory Estates
Summer Hall
Meadow Crest
Gracemont
Emerald Pointe
Mockingbird Meadows
Shadow Creek
Sharon Heights
Stonewood Hills
Timber Line Estates

Halls Middle Neighborhoods That Go to Gibbs High

These neighborhoods are in the Halls Middle zone but are zoned for Gibbs High, not Halls High:

Adrian Burnett side: Mill Run, Jennifer Place, Indian Crossing, Willow Creek Villas, Castlegate, Haynesfield and Royal Springs
Halls Elementary side: Lammie Branch Farms and Bell Air Plantation

Watch the names: Willow Creek goes to Halls High, but Willow Creek Villas goes to Gibbs High. Most of the Gibbs High side sits around Bell Road, Brown Gap Road and Tell Mynatt Road.

Is the Halls High Zone Changing?

Not right now. The county's future-zone map doesn't show any change to the Halls High boundary. The Powell Elementary rezoning approved in March 2026 moves some Powell Elementary families to Brickey-McCloud starting in 2027–28, but those students go on to Powell Middle and Powell High, not Halls. See our Powell High School Zone guide for details.

Halls, Gibbs or Powell: Which Fits You?

Halls High side: the heart of Halls Crossroads along E. Emory Road and Maynardville Pike, plus the Copper Ridge neighborhoods to the northwest and part of the Brickey-McCloud zone to the southwest.
Gibbs High side: the eastern and southeastern edges of the Halls Middle zone.
Powell High side: the western part of the Copper Ridge zone, toward Powell.

See all 13 high school zones on our Knox County high school zone map, and learn more about the area in our Halls Crossroads neighborhood guide.

Halls High School Zone FAQ

Which elementary schools feed Halls High?

Halls Elementary, Adrian Burnett, Brickey-McCloud and Copper Ridge, all through Halls Middle. Only Halls Elementary sends nearly all of its addresses to Halls High; the other three split with Gibbs, Powell or Central High.

Does every home in the Halls Middle zone go to Halls High?

No. On current county maps, about 87% of Halls Middle addresses go to Halls High, about 11% go to Gibbs High and a small number go to Central High.

Is the Halls High zone changing?

The county's future-zone map shows no change to the Halls High boundary right now. The 2027–28 Powell Elementary rezoning sends those students to Powell Middle and Powell High, not Halls.

Where is Halls High School?

4321 E. Emory Road, Knoxville, TN 37938, in Halls Crossroads in North Knox County.

How do I check which schools a home is zoned for?

Use the Knox County Schools zone search, or ask me and I'll confirm it before you write an offer.

Thinking About Buying in the Halls High Zone?

I'm Mike Durham, Principal Broker at Keyo Homes, with 10+ years selling homes across East Tennessee. My office is in North Knoxville, a few minutes from Halls, and I'll confirm the elementary, middle and high school for any home before you make an offer.

865-548-7676 · mike@keyohomes.com

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More: Halls Crossroads · Brickey-McCloud Elementary Zone · Powell High School Zone · Knox County School Zones guide

Sources: Knox County school zone maps, future school zones and subdivision boundaries via KGIS (November 2026); Halls High School enrollment from Public School Review; Knox County Board of Education vote of March 5, 2026. Percentages are shares of residential address points in each zone. School zones change, so always confirm with Knox County Schools.

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