Summary:
The four public schools in zip code 76064 serve the Maypearl Independent School District (Isd), a small, rural district ranked in the 40th percentile statewide, serving approximately 1,209 students from Pre-K through 12th grade.
The district's standout is Lorene Smith Kirkpatrick Elementary, ranked in the 65th percentile and the only school to significantly beat state averages, particularly in 4th-grade math (76.62% proficient vs. 49.28% state). In stark contrast, Maypearl High School is the weakest link, ranked in the 30th percentile with a catastrophic 4.05% proficiency rate in Algebra I. Maypearl Middle presents a fascinating split: its overall ranking has plummeted to the 31st percentile, yet its advanced math students achieved a 95.24% proficiency rate on the Algebra I exam, far exceeding the state average. Maypearl Pri (PK-1) has no test scores available, making its foundational quality an unknown factor.
The most critical takeaway is a clear "pipeline" problem: strong elementary math performance collapses by high school, suggesting a breakdown in middle school math instruction. Compounding this, the high school spends the most per student ($10,240) and has the best student-teacher ratio (11.5:1), yet produces the worst academic results, indicating funds may not be effectively targeting core instruction. While the high school boasts a solid 94.6% graduation rate, the district's primary challenge is bridging the gap between its successful elementary program and its struggling secondary schools, especially in mathematics.
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