Summary
Lewisville Elementary is a top-rated PK–5 school in Lewisville, NC, serving 591 students and ranking 68th out of 1,492 elementary schools statewide in the 2025–26 school year, placing it in the 95th percentile with a 5-star rating. The school is part of Winston Salem / Forsyth County Schools, a district that overall ranks in the lower half of North Carolina, making Lewisville a remarkable high-performing outlier within its district.
Academically, Lewisville far exceeds district and state averages, with students scoring roughly 85% proficient across core math and reading tests compared to about 57% for the district and 60% statewide. Science is a standout subject, with 92.9% of 5th graders proficient, and the school also shows excellent subgroup outcomes, ranking 48th in the state for low socio-economic status students and 8th for special education students. Chronic absenteeism is notably low at 12.8%, compared to the district rate of 33.6%, and is on par with nearby high-performing schools like Jefferson Elementary (12.5%) and Clemmons Elementary (11.9%). Among nearby schools, only Sherwood Forest Elementary ranks higher, while Lewisville outperforms most others in the cluster, including Meadowlark Elementary and Vienna Elementary.
Lewisville has a decade-long record of top-100 state rankings, with occasional finishes in the top 50, and its strong results are not explained by spending, as per-pupil spending at $8,934 is lower than nearby schools like Sherwood Forest ($10,301). The 4th grade cohort is especially strong, with over 90% proficiency in both math and reading, although there was a slight pullback in 2025–26, largely due to a dip in 3rd grade scores. The only notable area to monitor is the gifted and talented subgroup, which dropped from 21st to 282nd in state rankings, though overall the school’s exceptional outcomes for students with disabilities and economically disadvantaged students highlight its broad-based effectiveness.
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