Among Boerne adults, 47.6 percent hold a bachelor’s degree or higher, according to Census Bureau estimates. That figure sits just below the Kendall County rate of 48.9 percent and well above the Texas rate of 33.8 percent.
The range across the three geographies is notable. Texas at 33.8 percent represents the low end; Kendall County at 48.9 percent represents the high end; Boerne at 47.6 percent falls close to the county figure and well above the state.
The pattern is consistent with the commuter character of the area. Boerne draws a substantial share of residents who work in San Antonio, and that population tends to include professionals in fields that typically require four-year degrees. The master-planned subdivisions that have pressed into the city over the past two decades — Cordillera, Herff Ranch, Balcones Creek — have attracted households that skew toward that profile.
What the numbers do not show is any internal variation within Boerne itself. The city figure is a single estimate for the place as a whole, and the data slice does not break it down by neighborhood or development. Readers who live in older parts of town near the Mile or in newer subdivisions north of 46 are all folded into the same 47.6 percent.
These are 2020–2024 ACS 5-year estimates. Each figure carries a margin of error; the ladder above marks each ±MOE.