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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
351Galena Middle School
Galena · Galena
Middle47.5%+8.7pp
352Madison Elem
Madison · Madison-Virgil
Elementary47.5%+8.7pp
353Sunflower Elementary School
Andover · Andover
Elementary47.5%+8.7pp
354Tescott Junior High/High School
Tescott · Twin Valley
High47.5%+8.7pp
355Wellsville Elem
Wellsville · Wellsville
Elementary47.5%+8.7pp
356Baldwin Elementary Intermediate Center
Baldwin City · Baldwin City
Elementary47.4%+8.6pp
357Seaman High
Topeka · Seaman
High47.4%+8.6pp
358St. Paul Middle School
St. Paul · Chetopa-St. Paul
Middle47.4%+8.6pp
359Ellsworth High
Ellsworth · Ellsworth
High47.3%+8.5pp
360Herington Elem
Herington · Herington
Elementary47.3%+8.5pp
361Norwich Elementary School
Norwich · Kingman - Norwich
Elementary47.3%+8.5pp
362St Marys Elem
St Marys · Kaw Valley
Elementary47.3%+8.5pp
363Tomahawk Elem
Olathe · Olathe
Elementary47.3%+8.5pp
364Burlington Middle School 5 - 8
Burlington · Burlington
Middle47.2%+8.4pp
365Garfield School
Parsons · Parsons
Elementary47.2%+8.4pp
366McLouth Elem
McLouth · McLouth
Elementary47.2%+8.4pp
367R V Haderlein Elem
Girard · Girard
Elementary47.2%+8.4pp
368Conway Springs Middle School
Conway Springs · Conway Springs
Middle47.1%+8.3pp
369Hoxie High
Hoxie · Hoxie Community Schools
High47.1%+8.3pp
370Southeast Saline High
Gypsum · Southeast Of Saline
High47.1%+8.3pp
371Discovery Intermediate School
Goddard · Goddard
Middle47.0%+8.2pp
372Grandview Elem
El Dorado · El Dorado
Elementary47.0%+8.2pp
373Nickerson High
Nickerson · Nickerson
High47.0%+8.2pp
374Inman Jr/Sr High School
Inman · Inman
High46.9%+8.1pp
375Ingalls Elem
Ingalls · Ingalls
Elementary46.8%+8.0pp
376Inman Elem
Inman · Inman
Elementary46.8%+8.0pp
377Ware Elem
Fort Riley · Geary County Schools
Elementary46.8%+8.0pp
378Flinthills Intermediate School
Rosalia · Flinthills
Elementary46.7%+7.9pp
379Hiawatha Elem
Hiawatha · Hiawatha
Elementary46.7%+7.9pp
380Manhattan High School
Manhattan · Manhattan-Ogden
High46.7%+7.9pp
381Holton High
Holton · Holton
High46.6%+7.8pp
382Medicine Lodge Jr/Sr High School
Medicine Lodge · Barber County North
High46.6%+7.8pp
383Jayhawk Elementary
Mound City · Jayhawk
Elementary46.4%+7.6pp
384Skyline Elem
Pratt · Skyline Schools
Elementary46.4%+7.6pp
385Cunningham Elem
Cunningham · Cunningham
Elementary46.3%+7.5pp
386Eudora Middle School
Eudora · Eudora
Middle46.3%+7.5pp
387Clearwater Elementary West
Clearwater · Clearwater
Elementary46.2%+7.4pp
388De Soto High School
De Soto · De Soto
High46.2%+7.4pp
389Dwight D. Eisenhower Middle School
Goddard · Goddard
Middle46.2%+7.4pp
390Flinthills Middle School
Rosalia · Flinthills
Middle46.1%+7.3pp
391Chase County Junior Senior High School
Cottonwood Falls · Chase County
High46.0%+7.2pp
392Clark Davidson Elem
Goddard · Goddard
Elementary46.0%+7.2pp
393Garfield Elem
Ottawa · Ottawa
Elementary46.0%+7.2pp
394Pleasanton Elem
Pleasanton · Pleasanton
Elementary46.0%+7.2pp
395Rossville Elem
Rossville · Kaw Valley
Elementary46.0%+7.2pp
396South Central Middle School
Protection · Comanche County
Middle45.9%+7.1pp
397Northview Elem
Olathe · Olathe
Elementary45.8%+7.0pp
398Peterson Elem
Wichita · Wichita
Elementary45.8%+7.0pp
399Lansing Intermediate School
Lansing · Lansing
Elementary45.6%+6.8pp
400Pleasant Ridge Middle
Easton · Easton
Middle45.6%+6.8pp
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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.