Summary:
The Greenbrier School District in Arkansas is home to four elementary schools—Greenbrier Westside Elementary, Greenbrier Eastside Elementary, Greenbrier Springhill Elementary School, and Greenbrier Wooster Elementary—serving grades K-5 in a high-performing district that ranks in the 96th percentile statewide with a 5-star rating.
The standout school is Greenbrier Springhill Elementary School, which ranks 4th out of 491 elementary schools in Arkansas (99th percentile) and leads the district in all core subjects—ELA, Reading, Math, and Science—with proficiency rates far above state averages. For example, its Math proficiency of 79.4% dwarfs the district average of 63.8%. Remarkably, Springhill achieves these results with the lowest per-student spending ($9,865) and the lowest free/reduced lunch rate (40.94%), suggesting exceptional efficiency. Greenbrier Westside Elementary is another strong performer, consistently ranking in the top 10% of the state (94th-96th percentile) with particularly strong science scores. Greenbrier Eastside Elementary serves the highest percentage of economically disadvantaged students (55.51% free/reduced lunch) and receives the highest per-student funding ($10,901), yet its state ranking (92nd percentile) is the lowest in the district, and its 3rd-grade Reading proficiency (47%) is a notable outlier. Greenbrier Wooster Elementary shows a dip in 5th-grade Math proficiency (53%) compared to its strong 4th-grade scores (79.3%).
Science is a district-wide strength, with all four schools posting proficiency rates above 70% in 2025-2026, nearly double the state average of 44%. Student-teacher ratios are tight, ranging from 16.3:1 at Springhill to 18.6:1 at Westside. Every school improved its state ranking from 2023-2024 to 2025-2026, reflecting a district-wide commitment to continuous improvement. For parents, this means any school in the district offers a high-quality education, with Springhill being the top choice for academic excellence and efficiency, while Eastside provides additional resources to support its unique student population.
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