Summary:
ZIP code 73501 includes six schools: five serving pre-K through grade 5 and one high school serving grades 9–12, with a striking divide among the elementary schools and a mixed high-school profile. In 2025–2026, Flower Mound Public School was above state results in all three reported subjects, while the other four elementary schools were below the state in every subject they reported. The clearest overall finding is that elementary results vary sharply by school, rather than showing one consistent picture for the area.
Flower Mound Public School stands out at the top: it scored 56% in ELA, 61% in math, and 69% in science—30, 36, and 39 points above state results, respectively. Its ELA result was 38 points above the next-highest elementary school, Sullivan Village Elementary School; its math and science results led by 39 and 40 points. SchoolDigger ranked Flower Mound 17th of 626 elementary schools and gave it five stars. At the other end, Lincoln Elementary School had the lowest reported science result, 9%, and SchoolDigger ranked it 594th of 626, with no stars. Comanche Academy Elementary School had the lowest ELA and math results, 3% and 0%; its enrollment was 95. MacArthur High School was mixed: its 11th graders were 3 points below the state in ELA and math, but 2 points above in science and U.S. History.
Elementary trends differ: from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026, Flower Mound rose 7 points in ELA and science and held steady in math, while Lincoln’s science score fell 16 points and Carriage Hills’ ELA score fell 12. Carriage Hills Elementary School also improved 3 points in science; Comanche Academy’s ELA score fell 15 points. Across elementary schools, the average ELA result fell 5 points, while science remained above the state average. Flower Mound’s student–teacher ratio was 19.3, the highest listed among the elementaries; its free/reduced lunch eligible measure was 50% for sy 2024–2025, compared with 97% at Lincoln. These are contextual figures, not explanations of results. MacArthur’s SchoolDigger ranking improved from 317th of 463 to 177th of 462; its 2024–2025 graduation rate was 86%, while its 2025–2026 chronic absenteeism rate was 30%, compared with 16% statewide.
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