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Kansas schools ranked by test score

Latest KAP year (2024-25). 1,165 schools with reported Mathematics scores. State average: 38.8%.
RankSchoolLevelMathematicsvs state
551Garnett Elementary School
Garnett · Garnett
Elementary39.6%+0.8pp
552Maize Sr High
Maize · Maize
High39.6%+0.8pp
553Midland Trail
Kansas City · Turner-Kansas City
Elementary39.6%+0.8pp
554St John Elem
St. John · St John-Hudson
Elementary39.6%+0.8pp
555Comanche Elem
Overland Park · Shawnee Mission Pub Sch
Elementary39.5%+0.7pp
556Overbrook Attendance Center
Overbrook · Santa Fe Trail
Elementary39.5%+0.7pp
557Liberty Middle School
Pratt · Pratt
Middle39.4%+0.6pp
558Long Island Middle School
Long Island · Northern Valley
Middle39.4%+0.6pp
559Royal Valley Middle School
Mayetta · Royal Valley
Middle39.4%+0.6pp
560Hiawatha Middle School
Hiawatha · Hiawatha
Middle39.3%+0.5pp
561Humboldt Middle School
Humboldt · Humboldt
Middle39.3%+0.5pp
562Overland Park Elem
Overland Park · Shawnee Mission Pub Sch
Elementary39.3%+0.5pp
563Washburn Rural High
Topeka · Auburn-Washburn
High39.3%+0.5pp
564Beloit Elem
Beloit · Beloit
Elementary39.1%+0.3pp
565Lincoln Elem
Augusta · Augusta
Elementary39.0%+0.2pp
566Whittier Elem
Winfield · Winfield
Elementary39.0%+0.2pp
567Challenger Intermediate School
Goddard · Goddard
Middle38.9%+0.1pp
568Maize Middle School
Maize · Maize
Middle38.9%+0.1pp
569Meade Elem
Meade · Meade
Elementary38.9%+0.1pp
570Mulvane Middle School
Mulvane · Mulvane
Middle38.9%+0.1pp
571Shawnee Heights Elem
Topeka · Shawnee Heights
Elementary38.9%+0.1pp
572Caldwell Secondary School
Caldwell · Caldwell
High38.8%-0.0pp
573Price-Harris Communications Magnet
Wichita · Wichita
Elementary38.8%-0.0pp
574Rose Hill Intermediate
Rose Hill · Rose Hill Public Schools
Elementary38.8%-0.0pp
575Kingman Elementary School
Kingman · Kingman - Norwich
Elementary38.7%-0.1pp
576Solomon High
Solomon · Solomon
High38.7%-0.1pp
577Belleville East Elementary
Belleville · Republic County
Elementary38.6%-0.2pp
578Erie Elementary
Erie · Erie-Galesburg
Elementary38.6%-0.2pp
579Stanton County Elementary
Johnson · Stanton County
Elementary38.6%-0.2pp
580Salina South Middle
Salina · Salina
Middle38.5%-0.3pp
581Coronado Elem
Salina · Salina
Elementary38.4%-0.4pp
582Lakin Elem
Lakin · Lakin
Elementary38.4%-0.4pp
583Prairie Hills Middle
Hutchinson · Buhler
Middle38.4%-0.4pp
584Chanute High
Chanute · Chanute Public Schools
High38.3%-0.5pp
585Pittsburg Middle School
Pittsburg · Pittsburg
Middle38.3%-0.5pp
586Ellis Jr/Sr High
Ellis · Ellis
High38.2%-0.6pp
587Lawrence West Middle School
Lawrence · Lawrence
Middle38.2%-0.6pp
588Lewis Elem
Lewis · Lewis
Elementary38.2%-0.6pp
589Holcomb Elem 3-5
Holcomb · Holcomb
Elementary38.1%-0.7pp
590Maize Intermediate School
Maize · Maize
Middle38.1%-0.7pp
591Rawlins County Elementary
Atwood · Rawlins County
Elementary38.1%-0.7pp
592Turner Elem
Kansas City · Turner-Kansas City
Elementary38.1%-0.7pp
593Eisenhower High School
Goddard · Goddard
High38.0%-0.8pp
594Ellinwood Elem
Ellinwood · Ellinwood Public Schools
Elementary38.0%-0.8pp
595Woodrow Wilson Elem
Manhattan · Manhattan-Ogden
Elementary38.0%-0.8pp
596Girard Middle
Girard · Girard
Middle37.9%-0.9pp
597Moundridge Middle
Moundridge · Moundridge
Middle37.9%-0.9pp
598Moscow High
Moscow · Moscow Public Schools
High37.8%-1.0pp
599Valley Center Middle School
Valley Center · Valley Center Pub Sch
Middle37.8%-1.0pp
600Burlington High
Burlington · Burlington
High37.7%-1.1pp
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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 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 Kansas, and divide by the total students tested. This way a big school counts more than a tiny one in the typical-student average.