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Kansas schools ranked by test score

Latest KAP year (2024-25). 269 schools with reported English Language Arts scores. State average: 44.5%.
RankSchoolLevelEnglish Language Artsvs state
201East High
Wichita · Wichita
High30.7%-13.8pp
202McLouth High
McLouth · McLouth
High30.5%-14.0pp
203Osawatomie High
Osawatomie · Osawatomie
High30.5%-14.0pp
204Pittsburg High
Pittsburg · Pittsburg
High30.5%-14.0pp
205Hutchinson High School
Hutchinson · Hutchinson Public Schools
High30.4%-14.1pp
206Hoisington High
Hoisington · Hoisington
High30.3%-14.2pp
207Douglass High
Douglass · Douglass Public Schools
High30.2%-14.3pp
208Parsons Sr High
Parsons · Parsons
High30.2%-14.3pp
209Russell Junior-Senior High
Russell · Russell County
High30.1%-14.4pp
210Macksville High
Macksville · Macksville
High29.8%-14.7pp
211Perry Lecompton High
Perry · Perry Public Schools
High29.8%-14.7pp
212Neodesha High
Neodesha · Neodesha
High29.2%-15.3pp
213Winfield High
Winfield · Winfield
High29.2%-15.3pp
214Bonner Springs High
Bonner Springs · Bonner Springs
High29.1%-15.4pp
215Southwestern Heights Jr/Sr High
Kismet · Kismet-Plains
High29.1%-15.4pp
216Decatur Community Jr/Sr High
Oberlin · Oberlin
High29.0%-15.5pp
217Oakley Sr High
Oakley · Oakley
High29.0%-15.5pp
218Chetopa High
Chetopa · Chetopa-St. Paul
High28.9%-15.6pp
219Valley Falls High
Valley Falls · Valley Falls
High28.6%-15.9pp
220Fredonia Jr./Sr. High School
Fredonia · Fredonia
High28.4%-16.1pp
221Field Kindley High
Coffeyville · Coffeyville
High28.1%-16.4pp
222Hartford Jr./Sr. High School
Hartford · Southern Lyon County
High28.1%-16.4pp
223Hill City Junior-Senior High
Hill City · Graham County
High28.0%-16.5pp
224Horton High
Horton · South Brown County
High28.0%-16.5pp
225Wellington High School
Wellington · Wellington
High28.0%-16.5pp
226Belle Plaine High
Belle Plaine · Belle Plaine
High27.9%-16.6pp
227Ellinwood High
Ellinwood · Ellinwood Public Schools
High27.5%-17.0pp
228Kinsley Jr/Sr High School
Kinsley · Kinsley-Offerle
High27.4%-17.1pp
229Plainville High
Plainville · Plainville
High27.1%-17.4pp
230Greeley County Jr./Sr. High
Tribune · Greeley County Schools
High27.0%-17.5pp
231Newton Sr High
Newton · Newton
High26.8%-17.7pp
232Washington County High School
Washington · Washington Co. Schools
High26.4%-18.1pp
233Arkansas City High
Arkansas City · Arkansas City
High25.7%-18.8pp
234Stanton County Jr./Sr. High School
Johnson · Stanton County
High25.3%-19.2pp
235Hugoton High
Hugoton · Hugoton Public Schools
High25.0%-19.5pp
236Peabody-Burns Jr/Sr High School
Peabody · Peabody-Burns
High25.0%-19.5pp
237Satanta Jr-Sr High
Satanta · Satanta
High25.0%-19.5pp
238Oskaloosa JR-SR High School
Oskaloosa · Oskaloosa Public Schools
High24.8%-19.7pp
239Goodland Jr-Sr. High School
Goodland · Goodland
High24.7%-19.8pp
240South High
Wichita · Wichita
High24.6%-19.9pp
241El Dorado High
El Dorado · El Dorado
High24.5%-20.0pp
242Ottawa Sr High
Ottawa · Ottawa
High24.3%-20.2pp
243West Franklin High School
Pomona · West Franklin
High24.3%-20.2pp
244Jayhawk-Linn High
Mound City · Jayhawk
High24.2%-20.3pp
245Wamego High
Wamego · Wamego
High24.2%-20.3pp
246Turner High
Kansas City · Turner-Kansas City
High23.7%-20.8pp
247Dodge City High School
Dodge City · Dodge City
High23.2%-21.3pp
248Herington High
Herington · Herington
High23.1%-21.4pp
249West High
Wichita · Wichita
High22.6%-21.9pp
250Heights High
Wichita · Wichita
High22.5%-22.0pp
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About this ranking

Schools are ranked by the percentage of students who scored at or above the KAP % Meeting + Exceeding threshold on the latest available KAP English Language Arts 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 Kansas, and divide by the total students tested. This way a big school counts more than a tiny one in the typical-student average.