Summary:
Addison School District 4 has eight schools: seven elementary schools serving kindergarten through grade 5 and one junior high serving grades 6–8. In 2025–2026, the elementary schools averaged 44% in ELA and 36% in math, compared with supplied state figures of 56% and 40%. The most important finding is the wide variation among elementary schools: the strongest results are far above the weakest.
Stone Elementary is the elementary standout, with 62% in ELA and 53% in math—the highest results among the seven elementary schools, and 6 and 13 points above the state figures. At the other end, Army Trail Elementary had the lowest all-grades results: 32% in ELA and 22% in math, respectively 24 and 18 points below the state. Grade-level results reveal other strengths: Lake Park Elementary led grade-3 math at 67%, while Fullerton Elementary led grade-3 ELA at 60%. The junior high is a separate comparison: Indian Trail Junior High scored 48% in ELA and 26% in math, below the supplied state figures by 8 and 14 points.
Elementary averages improved from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026: ELA rose by 3 points and math by 5, while the math gap with the state narrowed from 8 points to 4. School-level changes differed: Lake Park gained 12 points in ELA and 17 in math, while Stone’s ELA fell 4 points; Ardmore Elementary had a 28-point gain in grade-5 science. SchoolDigger gives the district 1 star and ranks it 602nd of 738, at the 18th percentile. Contextual measures do not create a simple performance pattern: Army Trail’s student–teacher ratio was 9.2 (school year 2024–2025), and its free/reduced lunch eligible rate was 79% that year; Stone’s rate was 45%. Junior-high and elementary results serve different grade spans, so they should not be treated as a direct school-to-school ranking.
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