Summary:
Grandview School District has three elementary schools serving students from Pre-K through Grade 5: Thompson Elementary School, Mcclure Elementary School, and Smith Elementary School, with 1,569 students across the Grandview area.
Thompson Elementary School is the strongest overall performer, ranking in the 63rd percentile statewide with three stars. It has the district’s highest 2025–26 proficiency rates in English language arts (45.04%), math (50.62%), and science (48.78%), and its ranking improved substantially over three years. Its math results are especially strong, including nearly 60% proficiency in Grade 3, while Grade 5 ELA slightly exceeded the state average. Grade 4 ELA is a notable area for improvement. Mcclure Elementary School ranks in the 33rd percentile and has a more mixed profile. Its math proficiency was strong at 47.95%, above both district and state averages, and science improved considerably. However, ELA proficiency was 32.87%, below the district and well below the state, making literacy a key priority.
Smith Elementary School is the district’s greatest academic concern, ranking in the 7th percentile with no stars. Its ELA proficiency was 23.68% and science proficiency was 17.50%; Grade 5 results were particularly low across ELA, math, and science. Math is the relative strength at all three schools, while ELA and science are the largest districtwide challenges. School resources and student-teacher ratios are broadly similar, so the available data do not explain the differences in outcomes. Families comparing schools will find the clearest contrast between Thompson’s stronger and improving performance, Mcclure’s solid math results, and Smith’s need for comprehensive support.
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