Summary
Hebron Valley Elementary is a mid-sized school in Carrollton, TX, serving 430 students in grades PK-5 within the Lewisville Independent School District (Isd), and it has recently experienced a notable decline in its statewide ranking after years of strong performance.
This school has historically earned a 4-star rating, but the most recent data shows a drop to a 3-star rating, with a statewide rank of 1,471 out of 4,627 elementary schools. A key area of concern is mathematics, where proficiency rates in 3rd, 4th, and 5th grades all fall below the district average. For example, only 42.61% of 3rd graders were proficient in math, compared to 55.47% district-wide. This is a stark contrast to the nearby Castle Hills Elementary, a 5-star school just 1.75 miles away, which posted math proficiency rates of 70-83% in the same year. However, Hebron Valley does have a clear strength in 5th-grade reading, where 75.78% of students were proficient, outpacing both the district (70.49%) and state (58.47%). The school also benefits from a favorable student-to-teacher ratio of 11.8:1, which is lower than many nearby peers, suggesting potential for individualized attention.
Despite these resources, the school shows significant volatility in serving specific student groups, with performance for English Language Learners and Special Education students fluctuating dramatically from year to year. This inconsistency, combined with the math struggles, points to challenges in instructional strategy rather than a lack of funding, as the school spends a higher amount per student ($11,080) than the high-performing Castle Hills ($8,942). For parents, this means Hebron Valley is a school with strong potential and a proven track record in upper-grade reading, but it is currently navigating a period of transition that requires focused attention on math instruction and consistent support for all learners.
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