LEWISVILLE ISD

LEWISVILLE ISD is a suburban district in Denton County, Texas, serving 47,776 students across 66 schools. The district experienced a 2.9% enrollment decline from the prior year, suggesting stabilization after growth periods. With 3,531.4 teachers, the student-teacher ratio is 13.5:1.

Academic performance shows mixed results relative to state benchmarks. The graduation rate of 95.7% exceeds the state average of 92.3%, and the dropout rate is notably low at 0.8%. However, proficiency rates lag behind typical state performance, with 54.0% of students meeting math standards and 64.0% meeting reading standards. Chronic absenteeism affects 9.7% of the student population.

The district serves diverse student populations: 36.3% are economically disadvantaged, 23.7% are English learners, and 19.8% receive special education services. Racially, the district is 33.4% Hispanic, 32.7% White, 17.1% Asian, and 11.3% Black.

Financially, LEWISVILLE ISD operates on a per-pupil spending of $10,630, below the state average of $12,908. The total budget is $694.8M, with revenue heavily dependent on local sources at 80.2%, compared to 9.8% state and 10.0% federal funding. This funding structure reflects reliance on local property taxes and suggests potential fiscal constraints relative to state-funded districts.