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Missouri schools ranked by test score

Latest MO DVT (Growth) year (2024-25). 1,301 schools with reported Mathematics scores. State average: 48.7%.
Subject:English Language ArtsMathematicsScience
Order:Highest firstLowest first
Level:AllElementaryMiddleHighCombined
RankSchoolLevelMathematicsvs state
651MATTHEWS ELEM.
GRAIN VALLEY · GRAIN VALLEY R-V
Elementary50.0%+1.3pp
652MONROE CITY ELEM.
MONROE CITY · MONROE CITY R-I
Elementary50.0%+1.3pp
653MORGAN CO. ELEM.
VERSAILLES · MORGAN CO. R-II
Elementary50.0%+1.3pp
654OLD BONHOMME ELEMENTARY
ST LOUIS · LADUE
Elementary50.0%+1.3pp
655RIPLEY CO. ELEM.
Doniphan · RIPLEY CO. R-IV
Elementary50.0%+1.3pp
656SOUTH ELEM.
OZARK · OZARK R-VI
Elementary50.0%+1.3pp
657SUMMIT POINTE ELEM.
KANSAS CITY · LEE'S SUMMIT R-VII
Elementary50.0%+1.3pp
658POND ELEM.
WILDWOOD · ROCKWOOD R-VI
Elementary49.9%+1.2pp
659LEMASTERS ELEM.
ST LOUIS · RIVERVIEW GARDENS
Elementary49.8%+1.1pp
660SHELDON ELEM.
SHELDON · SHELDON R-VIII
Elementary49.8%+1.1pp
661MOUNT HOPE ELEM.
O'FALLON · FORT ZUMWALT SCHOOL DISTRICT
Elementary49.7%+1.0pp
662OSAGE UPPER ELEM.
OSAGE BEACH · SCHOOL OF THE OSAGE
Elementary49.7%+1.0pp
663GEGGIE ELEM.
EUREKA · ROCKWOOD R-VI
Elementary49.6%+0.9pp
664CREST RIDGE ELEM.
CENTERVIEW · JOHNSON CO. R-VII
Elementary49.5%+0.8pp
665FRANKLIN SMITH ELEM.
BLUE SPRINGS · BLUE SPRINGS R-IV
Elementary49.5%+0.8pp
666Alton Elementary
Alton · ALTON R-IV
Elementary49.4%+0.7pp
667CRANE ELEM.
CRANE · CRANE R-III
Elementary49.4%+0.7pp
668PIONEER TRAIL ELEMENTARY
JEFFERSON CITY · JEFFERSON CITY
Elementary49.3%+0.6pp
669SOUTH HOLT ELEM.
OREGON · SOUTH HOLT CO. R-I
Elementary49.3%+0.6pp
670ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
CLIMAX SPRINGS · CLIMAX SPRINGS R-IV
Elementary49.2%+0.5pp
671Locust St Expressive Arts Elem
COLUMBIA · COLUMBIA 93
Elementary49.2%+0.5pp
672CALEDONIA ELEM.
CALEDONIA · VALLEY R-VI
Elementary49.1%+0.4pp
673IRVING ELEMENTARY
JOPLIN · JOPLIN SCHOOLS
Elementary49.1%+0.4pp
674WINDSOR ELEM.
WINDSOR · HENRY CO. R-I
Elementary49.1%+0.4pp
675BISSETT ELEM.
SPRINGFIELD · SPRINGFIELD R-XII
Elementary49.0%+0.3pp
676CAMBRIDGE ELEM.
BELTON · BELTON 124
Elementary49.0%+0.3pp
677COLEMAN ELEM.
VILLA RIDGE · MERAMEC VALLEY R-III
Elementary49.0%+0.3pp
678DIXON MIDDLE
DIXON · DIXON R-I
Middle49.0%+0.3pp
679JOHN BOISE MIDDLE SCHOOL
WARSAW · WARSAW R-IX
Middle49.0%+0.3pp
680LIBERTY MIDDLE SCHOOL
LIBERTY · LIBERTY 53
Middle49.0%+0.3pp
681SOUTHWEST ELEM.
WASHBURN · SOUTHWEST R-V
Elementary49.0%+0.3pp
682WABASH ELEMENTARY
WENTZVILLE · WENTZVILLE R-IV
Elementary49.0%+0.3pp
683HANCOCK PLACE ELEM.
LEMAY · HANCOCK PLACE
Elementary48.9%+0.2pp
684OAK BROOK ELEM.
BALLWIN · PARKWAY C-2
Elementary48.9%+0.2pp
685TWO MILE PRAIRIE ELEM.
COLUMBIA · COLUMBIA 93
Elementary48.9%+0.2pp
686WALT DISNEY ELEM.
MARCELINE · MARCELINE R-V
Elementary48.9%+0.2pp
687GLENRIDGE ELEM.
CLAYTON · CLAYTON
Elementary48.7%+0.0pp
688WEST BLVD. ELEM.
COLUMBIA · COLUMBIA 93
Elementary48.6%-0.1pp
689MEADOWS ELEM.
ST LOUIS · RIVERVIEW GARDENS
Elementary48.5%-0.2pp
690BISMARCK R-V ELEM.
BISMARCK · BISMARCK R-V
Elementary48.3%-0.4pp
691WILLIAM YATES ELEM.
INDEPENDENCE · BLUE SPRINGS R-IV
Elementary48.3%-0.4pp
692DARDENNE ELEM.
O'FALLON · FORT ZUMWALT SCHOOL DISTRICT
Elementary48.2%-0.5pp
693JEFFRIES ELEM.
SPRINGFIELD · SPRINGFIELD R-XII
Elementary48.2%-0.5pp
694BARTLEY ELEM.
FULTON · FULTON 58
Elementary48.1%-0.6pp
695FAXON ELEMENTARY
KANSAS CITY · KANSAS CITY 33
Elementary48.1%-0.6pp
696WILD HORSE ELEM.
CHESTERFIELD · ROCKWOOD R-VI
Elementary48.1%-0.6pp
697ADRIAN SR. HIGH
ADRIAN · ADRIAN R-III
High48.0%-0.7pp
698BUEKER MIDDLE
MARSHALL · MARSHALL
Middle48.0%-0.7pp
699FT. ZUWMALT WEST MIDDLE
O'FALLON · FORT ZUMWALT SCHOOL DISTRICT
Middle48.0%-0.7pp
700GREEN PINES ELEM.
WILDWOOD · ROCKWOOD R-VI
Elementary48.0%-0.7pp
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About this ranking

Schools are ranked by the percentage of students who scored at or above the MO DVT (Growth) Growth Percentile vs Peers threshold on the latest available MO DVT (Growth) 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 Missouri, and divide by the total students tested. This way a big school counts more than a tiny one in the typical-student average.