Flower Mound Schools
Flower Mound, Texas Schools Guide
A practical overview of local public, charter, and private-school options—plus how school zones work, where to verify boundaries, and how to choose the best fit for your family.
Disclaimer: This page is informational only. Please confirm current zoning, enrollment rules, and program availability with the appropriate school district.
Quick reality check (because life is messy)
- Attendance boundaries change. Always verify the current zone before writing an offer.
- Ratings ≠ fit. Tour campuses, ask about programs, and consider your child’s needs.
- Commute matters. School choice can affect morning logistics more than people expect.
School Districts Serving Flower Mound
Lewisville ISD (LISD)
The primary district for Flower Mound, with a wide range of elementary, middle, and high school campuses.
Other Districts (Smaller Areas)
Other districts may serve small portions of the town depending on location.
Compare Performance Data
Use official Texas School Report Cards to review campus and district performance data.
Tip: If schools are a priority, narrow neighborhoods first, then verify the assigned campuses for specific addresses.
Flower Mound Area Public Schools (With Website Links)
High Schools (LISD)
Grades 9–129th Grade Campuses (LISD)
Grade 9Middle Schools (Examples)
Grades 6–8Elementary Schools (Examples)
Grades K–5Other School Options Around Flower Mound
Charter Schools
Charter options may be available depending on admissions, grade levels, and transportation.
See official resourcesPrivate Schools
Private options can be part of the conversation for families prioritizing specific environments or programs.
See official resourcesOfficial Report Cards
TEA’s School Report Cards provide accountability and performance reporting for Texas campuses.
TEA School Report CardsFlower Mound Schools Area Map
FAQ: Flower Mound Schools
Which school districts serve Flower Mound?
Most Flower Mound neighborhoods are served by Lewisville ISD, with other districts serving smaller areas depending on location. Always confirm district and campus assignment for the specific address.
How do I confirm the assigned school for a specific home address?
Confirm directly with the district using official tools and enrollment/attendance boundary resources. Third-party sites can be outdated after rezoning.
Where can I compare official school performance data in Texas?
Texas Education Agency’s School Report Cards and TXschools.gov provide official campus and district reporting.
Do “best school” rankings always mean it’s the best fit?
Not necessarily. Campus culture, program availability, support services, extracurriculars, and commute can matter just as much as ratings. Visit campuses and ask about the programs that match your child’s needs.
SEO note: This page ranks better when you link to it from neighborhood pages (e.g., “Homes near Marcus HS”) and keep your campus list current.
Need help choosing a neighborhood that fits your school goals?
Share your must-haves (programs, commute, activities, campus size), and I’ll help you shortlist areas—then we’ll verify assignments for specific homes.
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