Summary:
Zip code 75474 in Quinlan, Texas, is home to seven schools serving approximately 3,479 students across elementary, middle, and high school grades, split between two very different districts: the larger Quinlan Independent School District (Isd) and the smaller, higher-performing Boles Independent School District (Isd).
The most striking finding is the contrast between these two districts. Boles High School stands out for its academic success, boasting a 100% graduation rate and strong STAAR scores, while Wh Ford High School in Quinlan ISD has a high graduation rate (97.9%) but struggles with low proficiency in core subjects. C B Thompson Middle presents an interesting anomaly: while its general math scores are low, its Algebra I End-of-Course exam proficiency soared to 93.94% in 2025-2026, far exceeding state averages. Boles ISD schools benefit from smaller class sizes (student-teacher ratios as low as 9.3) and higher spending per student (up to $15,164), whereas Quinlan ISD schools serve a higher percentage of economically disadvantaged students (up to 78.4%) with lower spending.
For parents, the key takeaway is that school choice within this zip code dramatically impacts outcomes. Boles Elementary shows some year-over-year performance volatility, likely due to its small size (202 students), but overall Boles ISD consistently performs at or above state averages. In contrast, Quinlan ISD schools like D C Cannon Elementary and A E Butler Intermediate generally underperform state benchmarks. The data suggests that the smaller, better-funded Boles district provides a more effective educational environment, while Quinlan ISD faces significant challenges related to poverty and resource allocation.
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