Woodland Heights Elementary, 288 Forest Lake Blvd.: Iredell-Statesville Schools, pre-K to fifth grade, 580 students in 2024-25 and a B (78) in 2024-25.
Last checked Oct. 11, 2026. Sources: the school’s website and administration page, Woodland Heights Middle’s school profile, Iredell-Statesville Schools’ attendance zones, enrollment and calendar pages, the N.C. Department of Public Instruction’s 2025-26 accountability data and 2024-25 report card data, and the federal NCES school directory.
Woodland Heights Elementary is an Iredell-Statesville Schools elementary school on Forest Lake Boulevard in southwest Mooresville. It shares a campus with Woodland Heights Middle. Iredell-Statesville is the county district; it serves Mooresville-area homes outside the city’s own Mooresville Graded School District, so check which district an address is in first.
Who to call
- Front office: 704-663-1370, 288 Forest Lake Blvd.
- School website: woodlandheights.issnc.org
- Enrolling a new student: Iredell-Statesville Schools’ enrollment page; district office 704-872-8931
- Which school is my address zoned for? the district’s attendance zone maps
- Buses: call the school first, the district says; ISS Transportation 704-872-5321
| Address | 288 Forest Lake Blvd., Mooresville, NC 28117 |
| Phone | 704-663-1370 |
| Grades | Pre-K to 5 |
| District | Iredell-Statesville Schools |
| State school code | 490390 |
Principal
Principal Kristie Spenner, according to the school’s administration page, which names Marc Pecorella as assistant principal.
Enrollment and teachers
- State count: an average daily membership of 580 students in the 2024-25 school year, according to the state’s report card data.
- Federal count: 620 students in the 2023-24 school year, with 41 full-time-equivalent teachers, according to the NCES directory. That is about 15 students per teacher.
State report card
North Carolina grades every public school A to F. The grade is based 80% on student achievement on state tests and 20% on academic growth, the state’s 2025-26 annual testing report says. Testing starts in third grade.
| School year | Grade and score | Growth |
|---|---|---|
| 2024-25 | B (78) | Met |
| 2023-24 | B (80) | Met |
The 2024-25 grade is the latest in the state’s downloadable report card data. From the state’s 2025-26 school assessment workbook:
- At grade level or above, all tests: 84.4% (state: 59.2%)
- College and career ready (Level 4 and above): 67%
- By grade, at grade level or above: third 77%, fourth 84.2%, fifth 88.7%
- Growth: exceeded expected growth
The full report card is on the state’s NC School Report Cards site.
Attendance zone and feeder schools
The district publishes its elementary zones as a map (PDF) on its attendance zone page. It says to use the maps only as a general reference and to email the student information staff named on that page to confirm an address.
Woodland Heights Middle names Woodland Heights Elementary as one of its three feeder schools, with Coddle Creek and Lake Norman, on its profile page.
Calendar
- Monday, Oct. 12, and Tuesday, Oct. 13: teacher workdays on the district’s online calendar.
- The full year is on the district’s 2026-27 printable calendar (PDF).
The school’s website did not list bell times when we checked; call the front office for them.
More
- The school’s own website and the district’s attendance zone page
- Every public school in Mooresville, with zones and report cards
- Our Mooresville schools guide for both districts’ calendars and boards
Frequently asked questions
What is Woodland Heights Elementary’s school grade?
Woodland Heights Elementary earned a B, with a score of 78, in North Carolina’s 2024-25 School Performance Grades. In 2025-26, 84.4% of its state tests were at grade level or above and it exceeded its growth target.
Which middle school does Woodland Heights Elementary feed into?
Woodland Heights Middle, on the same campus, lists Woodland Heights Elementary as one of its three feeder elementary schools, with Coddle Creek and Lake Norman.
What grades does Woodland Heights Elementary serve?
Pre-K to fifth grade, according to the state and federal school directories.
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