7.2public avg / 10

Best Schools in Mount Pleasant, Texas

14 schools in the directory · 5 Elementary · 3 Middle · 4 High · 2 Other

Last updated: October 2026

Public: 13

Private: 1

Districts: 3

Comparable public avg (11): 7.2/10

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The short answer

The top-rated public schools in Mount Pleasant are Annie Sims EL (9.4/10), E C Brice EL (9.1/10), and Vivian Fowler EL (8.3/10), among 11 public schools meeting this comparison's coverage rules. Ratings blend student growth, poverty-adjusted academic achievement, and school environment (plus college readiness for high schools), with equity shown as context, not scored.

Schools

13 public · 1 private

Avg Score

7.2

11 public schools · out of 10

Districts

serving the city

Schools

13 public · 1 private

Avg Score

7.2

11 public schools · out of 10

Districts

serving the city

Best value · beats the odds

Annie Sims EL

Rates 9.4/10 despite 73% of students being economically disadvantaged. That's about 2.2 points higher than its student-poverty level predicts. Roughly as clean a case of strong results without an affluent-ZIP price tag as you'll find among Mount Pleasant public schools in the current comparison.

Most improved · 2022 → 2024

Chapel Hill J H

STAAR proficiency rose +17.9 points from 2022 to 2024. That's the biggest jump among Mount Pleasant public schools in the current comparison across the two most recent comparable testing years.

Top-Rated Schools in Mount Pleasant

Ranked by MySchoolScout composite using public schools that meet the current coverage rules (Top 10 of 11 rated schools; 14 schools in the directory). "Value" = points above what student poverty predicts. Estimated (proxy) scores are excluded.

#	School	Rating	Level	Value	State %ile
1	Annie Sims EL	9.4 / 10	Elementary	+2.2	99th
2	E C Brice EL	9.1 / 10	Elementary	+1.7	98th
3	Vivian Fowler EL	8.3 / 10	Elementary	+0.5	91th
4	Mount Pleasant J H	7.6 / 10	Middle	+0.1	78th
5	Mount Pleasant H S	7.5 / 10	High	+0.0	75th
6	Chapel Hill H S	6.9 / 10	High	+0.8	61th
7	Frances Corprew EL	6.5 / 10	Elementary	-1.3	50th
8	Harts Bluff Early College H S	6.1 / 10	High	-1.1	42th
9	P E Wallace Middle	6.1 / 10	Middle	-1.3	41th
10	Chapel Hill J H	6.0 / 10	Middle	-0.4	40th

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About Schools in Mount Pleasant, Texas

Mount Pleasant, Texas is home to 14 schools, including 13 public schools and 1 private school. The city's schools span 5 elementary schools, 3 middle schools, and 4 high schools.

The 11 public schools in this comparison average 7.2 out of 10 on the MySchoolScout composite scale. The composite blends student growth, poverty-adjusted academic achievement, and school environment — plus college readiness for high schools.

The highest-scoring public school in this comparison is Annie Sims EL with a composite score of 9.4/10.

Mount Pleasant is served by 3 school districts: CHAPEL HILL ISD, HARTS BLUFF ISD, MOUNT PLEASANT ISD. These districts collectively serve 7,021 students.

Browse the schools below to compare ratings, test scores, enrollment, and other key metrics. Use the filters to focus on specific school levels or types that match your family's needs.

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Elementary Schools

5 schools

#	School	Enrollment	Grades	Rating
1	Annie Sims EL 485 students · Kindergarten–4th	485	Kindergarten–4th	9.4
2	E C Brice EL 481 students · Kindergarten–4th	481	Kindergarten–4th	9.1
3	Vivian Fowler EL 397 students · Kindergarten–4th	397	Kindergarten–4th	8.3
4	Frances Corprew EL 404 students · Kindergarten–4th	404	Kindergarten–4th	6.5
5	Chapel Hill EL 476 students · Pre-K–5th	476	Pre-K–5th	5.3

Middle Schools

3 schools

#	School	Enrollment	Grades	Rating
1	Mount Pleasant J H 695 students · 7th–8th	695	7th–8th	7.6
2	P E Wallace Middle 687 students · 5th–6th	687	5th–6th	6.1
3	Chapel Hill J H 206 students · 6th–8th	206	6th–8th	6.0

High Schools

4 schools

#	School	Enrollment	Grades	Rating
1	Mount Pleasant H S 1,545 students · 9th–12th	1,545	9th–12th	7.5
2	Chapel Hill H S 296 students · 9th–12th	296	9th–12th	6.9
3	Harts Bluff Early College H S 216 students · 9th–12th	216	9th–12th	6.1
4	Mount Pleasant Daep 16 students · 7th–12th	16	7th–12th	—

Other Schools

2 schools

#	School	Enrollment	Grades	Rating
1	Child Development Center 442 students · Pre-K–Pre-K	442	Pre-K–Pre-K	5.6
Private Schools1 school Private and public school ratings use different data sources and scoring models. Scores are not directly comparable across school types.
1	Mt Pleasant Christian SchoolPrivate 10 students · 1st–12th	10	1st–12th	Not Rated

Schools in Mount Pleasant

Mount Pleasant, Texas · 14 schools

Schools by Level

State: Texas
Elementary: 5
Middle: 3
High: 4
Other: 2

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School Districts (3)

CHAPEL HILL ISD

3 schools · 978 students

HARTS BLUFF ISD

3 schools · 891 students

MOUNT PLEASANT ISD

9 schools · 5,152 students

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about schools in Mount Pleasant, Texas

How many schools are in Mount Pleasant, Texas?

Mount Pleasant has 14 schools, including 13 public and 1 private schools spanning elementary, middle, and high school levels.

What is the average school rating in Mount Pleasant, Texas?

The average MySchoolScout composite score for 11 public schools meeting this comparison's coverage rules in Mount Pleasant is 7.2 out of 10, built from student growth, poverty-adjusted academic achievement, and school environment — plus college readiness for high schools.

What is the top-ranked school in Mount Pleasant, Texas?

The top-ranked school in Mount Pleasant on MySchoolScout is Annie Sims EL with a composite score of 9.4/10.

What is the best elementary school in Mount Pleasant, Texas?

The top-ranked elementary school in Mount Pleasant on MySchoolScout is Annie Sims EL with a composite score of 9.4/10.

What is the best middle school in Mount Pleasant, Texas?

The top-ranked middle school in Mount Pleasant on MySchoolScout is Mount Pleasant J H with a composite score of 7.6/10.

What is the best high school in Mount Pleasant, Texas?

The top-ranked high school in Mount Pleasant on MySchoolScout is Mount Pleasant H S with a composite score of 7.5/10.

How many school districts serve Mount Pleasant, Texas?

Mount Pleasant is served by 3 school districts: Chapel Hill ISD, Harts Bluff ISD, Mount Pleasant ISD.

Are there private schools in Mount Pleasant, Texas?

Yes, Mount Pleasant has 1 private school alongside 13 public schools.

What is the student-teacher ratio in Mount Pleasant, Texas?

Among 11 public schools in Mount Pleasant that meet this comparison's coverage rules and report a student-teacher ratio, the average is 12.2:1. This ratio varies by school, so families should check individual school profiles for specific classroom sizes.

How does MySchoolScout rate schools in Mount Pleasant, Texas?

MySchoolScout rates schools using publicly available data from the NCES Common Core of Data and state education sources. Schools with enough data receive a 1-10 composite score built from Student Growth, Poverty-Adjusted Academic Achievement, and School Environment — plus College Readiness for high schools. Weights vary by school level, and equity data is shown for context but not scored.