Summary
Lilyana Elementary in Prosper, TX, is a high-performing PK-5 school serving 982 students within the top-rated Prosper Independent School District (Isd), a district ranked in the 96th percentile statewide.
Lilyana Elementary has shown remarkable improvement, jumping from the 92nd to the 96th percentile in state rankings over the past two years, placing it among the top 200 elementary schools in Texas. The school excels across all tested grades and subjects, with every score in Reading, Math, and Science significantly above state averages. It particularly shines in supporting diverse student groups, earning 5-star ratings for African American, Hispanic, English Language Learner, Special Education, and Gifted and Talented students. Notably, Lilyana has surpassed its closest competitor, Ralph And Mary Lynn Boyer Elementary, in recent rankings, suggesting recent instructional changes have been highly effective. The school's very low rate of students qualifying for free or reduced lunch (5.3%) reflects an affluent community, and its success with students from low socio-economic backgrounds is commendable.
An interesting comparison is with nearby O'Dell Elementary in the Celina Independent School District (Isd), just 1.27 miles away. Despite the proximity, O'Dell ranks in the 59th percentile, highlighting the significant impact of Prosper ISD's resources. A district-wide challenge is 5th-grade Science scores, which, while excellent compared to the state, are lower than Reading and Math scores. Lilyana's primary opportunity for growth lies in replicating its success with its White and Multi-racial student populations, where rankings are lower than the school's overall performance.
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