Arkansas schools ranked by test score
Latest ATLAS year (2024-25). 811 schools with reported Mathematics scores. State average: 38.9%.
| Rank | School | Level | Mathematics | vs state |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 51 | BRYANT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BRYANT · BRYANT SCHOOL DISTRICT | Elementary | 63.3% | +24.4pp |
| 52 | EAST POINTE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL GREENWOOD · GREENWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT | Elementary | 63.3% | +24.4pp |
| 53 | HUGH GOODWIN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL EL DORADO · EL DORADO SCHOOL DISTRICT | Elementary | 63.1% | +24.2pp |
| 54 | LAKESIDE MIDDLE SCHOOL HOT SPRINGS · LAKESIDE SCHOOL DISTRICT (Garland) | Middle | 63.1% | +24.2pp |
| 55 | WOODLAND JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL FAYETTEVILLE · FAYETTEVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT | Middle | 63.1% | +24.2pp |
| 56 | HOLCOMB ELEMENTARY SCHOOL FAYETTEVILLE · FAYETTEVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT | Elementary | 62.8% | +23.9pp |
| 57 | GREENBRIER WESTSIDE ELEMENTARY GREENBRIER · GREENBRIER SCHOOL DISTRICT | Elementary | 62.6% | +23.7pp |
| 58 | VALLEY SPRINGS MIDDLE SCHOOL VALLEY SPRINGS · VALLEY SPRINGS SCHOOL DISTRICT | Middle | 62.6% | +23.7pp |
| 59 | VAUGHN ELEMENTARY BENTONVILLE · BENTONVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT | Elementary | 62.2% | +23.3pp |
| 60 | GREENE CTY TECH JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL PARAGOULD · GREENE COUNTY TECH SCHOOL DISTRICT | Middle | 61.6% | +22.7pp |
| 61 | CENTERTON GAMBLE ELEMENTARY CENTERTON · BENTONVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT | Elementary | 61.2% | +22.3pp |
| 62 | THE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL AT MARY MAE JONES BENTONVILLE · BENTONVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT | Elementary | 61.0% | +22.1pp |
| 63 | SPRINGHILL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ALEXANDER · BRYANT SCHOOL DISTRICT | Elementary | 60.9% | +22.0pp |
| 64 | ELKINS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ELKINS · ELKINS SCHOOL DISTRICT | Elementary | 60.7% | +21.8pp |
| 65 | BERGMAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL HARRISON · BERGMAN SCHOOL DISTRICT | Elementary | 60.6% | +21.7pp |
| 66 | COLLEGEVILLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BRYANT AR · BRYANT SCHOOL DISTRICT | Elementary | 60.6% | +21.7pp |
| 67 | MCRAE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SEARCY · SEARCY SCHOOL DISTRICT | Elementary | 60.6% | +21.7pp |
| 68 | TAYLOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TAYLOR · EMERSON TAYLOR BRADLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT | Elementary | 60.5% | +21.6pp |
| 69 | RUTH BARKER MIDDLE SCHOOL BENTONVILLE · BENTONVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT | Middle | 60.4% | +21.5pp |
| 70 | SALEM ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BENTON · BRYANT SCHOOL DISTRICT | Elementary | 60.4% | +21.5pp |
| 71 | SULPHUR ROCK MAGNET ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BATESVILLE · BATESVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT | Elementary | 60.2% | +21.3pp |
| 72 | ELMWOOD MIDDLE SCHOOL ROGERS · ROGERS SCHOOL DISTRICT | Middle | 60.1% | +21.2pp |
| 73 | CAVANAUGH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL FORT SMITH · FORT SMITH SCHOOL DISTRICT | Elementary | 60.0% | +21.1pp |
| 74 | POTTSVILLE MIDDLE GRADE POTTSVILLE · POTTSVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT | Middle | 60.0% | +21.1pp |
| 75 | GREENWOOD JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL GREENWOOD · GREENWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT | Middle | 59.8% | +20.9pp |
| 76 | BROOKLAND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BROOKLAND · BROOKLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT | Elementary | 59.7% | +20.8pp |
| 77 | PEA RIDGE MIDDLE SCHOOL PEA RIDGE · PEA RIDGE SCHOOL DISTRICT | Middle | 59.4% | +20.5pp |
| 78 | BETHEL MIDDLE SCHOOL ALEXANDER · BRYANT SCHOOL DISTRICT | Middle | 59.3% | +20.4pp |
| 79 | SKYLINE HEIGHTS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL HARRISON · HARRISON SCHOOL DISTRICT | Elementary | 59.2% | +20.3pp |
| 80 | WOODROW CUMMINS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CONWAY · CONWAY SCHOOL DISTRICT | Elementary | 59.2% | +20.3pp |
| 81 | LISA ACADEMY ROGERS-BENTONVILLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ROGERS · LISA ACADEMY | Elementary | 59.1% | +20.2pp |
| 82 | SEQUOYAH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL RUSSELLVILLE · RUSSELLVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT | Elementary | 59.1% | +20.2pp |
| 83 | CENTERPOINT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL AMITY · CENTERPOINT SCHOOL DISTRICT | Elementary | 58.9% | +20.0pp |
| 84 | ALPENA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ALPENA · ALPENA SCHOOL DISTRICT | Elementary | 58.8% | +19.9pp |
| 85 | CRESTWOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL NORTH LITTLE ROCK · NORTH LITTLE ROCK SCHOOL DISTRICT | Elementary | 58.8% | +19.9pp |
| 86 | JOHN P. WOODS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL FORT SMITH · FORT SMITH SCHOOL DISTRICT | Elementary | 58.8% | +19.9pp |
| 87 | PARKERS CHAPEL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL EL DORADO · PARKERS CHAPEL SCHOOL DISTRICT | Elementary | 58.8% | +19.9pp |
| 88 | GARY E. COBB MIDDLE SCHOOL TEXARKANA · GENOA CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT | Middle | 58.6% | +19.7pp |
| 89 | BELLVIEW ELEMENTARY ROGERS · ROGERS SCHOOL DISTRICT | Elementary | 58.5% | +19.6pp |
| 90 | CABOT MIDDLE SCHOOL NORTH CABOT · CABOT SCHOOL DISTRICT | Middle | 58.5% | +19.6pp |
| 91 | SOUTHSIDE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CABOT · CABOT SCHOOL DISTRICT | Elementary | 58.5% | +19.6pp |
| 92 | FOUNDERS CLASSICAL ACADEMIES OF ARKANSAS HIGH SCHOOL ROGERS ROGERS · FOUNDERS CLASSICAL ACADEMIES OF ARKANSAS | High | 58.3% | +19.4pp |
| 93 | PERRIN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BENTON · BENTON SCHOOL DISTRICT | Elementary | 58.3% | +19.4pp |
| 94 | LISA ACADEMY ROGERS-BENTONVILLE MIDDLE SCHOOL ROGERS · LISA ACADEMY | Middle | 58.2% | +19.3pp |
| 95 | CENTER VALLEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL RUSSELLVILLE · RUSSELLVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT | Elementary | 58.1% | +19.2pp |
| 96 | GREENBRIER MIDDLE SCHOOL GREENBRIER · GREENBRIER SCHOOL DISTRICT | Middle | 58.1% | +19.2pp |
| 97 | MT. VIEW ELEMENTARY BENTON · BENTON SCHOOL DISTRICT | Elementary | 58.0% | +19.1pp |
| 98 | WESTSIDE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CABOT · CABOT SCHOOL DISTRICT | Elementary | 58.0% | +19.1pp |
| 99 | WHITE COUNTY CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL JUDSONIA · WHITE COUNTY CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT | High | 58.0% | +19.1pp |
| 100 | WHITE COUNTY CENTRAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL JUDSONIA · WHITE COUNTY CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT | Elementary | 57.9% | +19.0pp |
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About this ranking
Schools are ranked by the percentage of students who scored at or above the ATLAS % Proficient (Level 3+4) threshold on the latest available ATLAS Mathematics test (school year 2024-25). A higher percentage is better.
Only public schools with a reasonable cohort size are included (at least 50 total students enrolled, since the source file does not include per-subject student counts), so very small programs and special-purpose centers are filtered out.
The state average shown above is enrollment-weighted: we multiply each school's score by how many of its students tested, sum those across every public school in Arkansas, and divide by the total students tested. This way a big school counts more than a tiny one in the typical-student average.