Pleasant
neighborhoods are located throughout the city with many options in sizes,
prices and architectural designs of homes. There are many choices for
buyers seeking a home for a small family, a growing family or one with an
abundance of plush amenities. Prime locations, such as areas with views of
the hill country or overlooking a golf course, have been developed into
prestigious neighborhoods with executive homes.
Rural
living is also available. Many developments surrounding the city provide
homes with acreage. Wild turkey, deer, armadillos and roadrunners are a
common sight in the rolling hills surrounding Copperas Cove. The wildlife,
large oaks and mesquite sage and cacti form a picturesque scene of country
living, yet the conveniences of the city are only a short distance away.
Copperas
Cove Independent School District includes seven elementary, two
intermediate campuses, two junior high schools, one high school and one
alternative campus. Copperas Cove ISD has received a “Recognized
District” rating from the Texas Education Agency. The “Recognized
District” rating distinguishes CCISD as one of the best in the state of
Texas. Local support and interest in the young people and the school
system have been determining factors in promoting the high achievement
levels obtained by students on state and national standardized tests. The
many awards, trophies, and certificates received by students and faculty
alike demonstrate the professionalism, ability and caring of the entire
school system.
In
addition to the public schools, private kindergarten’s and parochial
schools are available.
Recreation
is bountiful in Copperas Cove. The city park, with meandering creeks
running through the tree-shaded grounds, has a picnic area, swimming
pool, tennis court, and plenty of room for baseball games, soccer, and
enjoying a lazy afternoon. There are three annual festivals: Rabbit Fest
in May, Ogletree Gap Folklife Festival in October, and Krist Kindl Market
in December. Copperas Cove is a flourishing city with much to offer its
residents of all ages.