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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
101OAK RIDGE HIGH
OAK RIDGE · OAK RIDGE R-VI
High82.0%+33.3pp
102ORCHARD DRIVE ELEM.
JACKSON · JACKSON R-II
Elementary82.0%+33.3pp
103WEST ELEM.
OZARK · OZARK R-VI
Elementary82.0%+33.3pp
104MANN ELEM.
ST LOUIS · ST. LOUIS CITY
Elementary81.8%+33.1pp
105BOONE TRAIL ELEM.
WENTZVILLE · WENTZVILLE R-IV
Elementary81.5%+32.8pp
106RICHARDS ELEM.
WEST PLAINS · RICHARDS R-V
Elementary81.5%+32.8pp
107GARRETT ELEM.
HAZELWOOD · HAZELWOOD
Elementary81.4%+32.7pp
108CHESTERFIELD ELEM.
CHESTERFIELD · ROCKWOOD R-VI
Elementary81.3%+32.6pp
109OTT ELEM.
INDEPENDENCE · INDEPENDENCE 30
Elementary81.2%+32.5pp
110GEORGE M. NULL ELEM.
ST CHARLES · ST. CHARLES R-VI
Elementary81.0%+32.3pp
111LARIMORE ELEM.
ST LOUIS · HAZELWOOD
Elementary80.8%+32.1pp
112TRAUTWEIN ELEM.
ST LOUIS · MEHLVILLE R-IX
Elementary80.8%+32.1pp
113FLEETRIDGE ELEM.
KANSAS CITY · RAYTOWN C-2
Elementary80.5%+31.8pp
114RISING HILL ELEMENTARY
KANSAS CITY · NORTH KANSAS CITY 74
Elementary80.2%+31.5pp
115CONWAY ELEMENTARY
ST LOUIS · LADUE
Elementary80.0%+31.3pp
116NORTH SHELBY ELEM.
SHELBYVILLE · NORTH SHELBY
Elementary80.0%+31.3pp
117ODESSA MIDDLE
ODESSA · ODESSA R-VII
Middle80.0%+31.3pp
118OAKWOOD MANOR ELEMENTARY
GLADSTONE · NORTH KANSAS CITY 74
Elementary79.9%+31.2pp
119ROCK CREEK ELEM.
O'FALLON · FORT ZUMWALT SCHOOL DISTRICT
Elementary79.9%+31.2pp
120JOURNEY ELEMENTARY
WENTZVILLE · WENTZVILLE R-IV
Elementary79.8%+31.1pp
121DAVID BARTON ELEM.
BOONVILLE · BOONVILLE R-I
Elementary79.7%+31.0pp
122RALLS COUNTY ELEMENTARY
CENTER · RALLS CO. R-II
Elementary79.7%+31.0pp
123LAMAR ELEM.
LAMAR · LAMAR R-I
Elementary79.6%+30.9pp
124WALNUT GROVE ELEM.
WALNUT GROVE · WALNUT GROVE R-V
Elementary79.3%+30.6pp
125CLARKTON ELEM.
CLARKTON · CLARKTON C-4
Elementary79.1%+30.4pp
126PERRYVILLE ELEM.
PERRYVILLE · PERRY CO. 32
Elementary79.1%+30.4pp
127FREEDOM ELEM.
ST ROBERT · WAYNESVILLE R-VI
Elementary79.0%+30.3pp
128HARTVILLE ELEM.
HARTVILLE · HARTVILLE R-II
Elementary79.0%+30.3pp
129MONETT INTERMEDIATE
MONETT · MONETT R-I
Elementary79.0%+30.3pp
130MORGAN CO. R-I ELEM.
STOVER · MORGAN CO. R-I
Elementary79.0%+30.3pp
131NIPHER MIDDLE
KIRKWOOD · KIRKWOOD R-VII
Middle79.0%+30.3pp
132SKYLINE ELEM.
SEDALIA · SEDALIA 200
Elementary79.0%+30.3pp
133SOUTH IRON ELEM.
ANNAPOLIS · SOUTH IRON CO. R-I
Elementary79.0%+30.3pp
134WILLARD EAST ELEM.
WILLARD · WILLARD R-II
Elementary79.0%+30.3pp
135BOLIVAR INTERMEDIATE SCH.
BOLIVAR · BOLIVAR R-I
Elementary78.8%+30.1pp
136HIGH RIDGE ELEM.
HIGH RIDGE · NORTHWEST R-I
Elementary78.8%+30.1pp
137LENS
KEARNEY · KEARNEY R-I
Elementary78.7%+30.0pp
138B. BANNEKER ELEMENTARY
KANSAS CITY · KANSAS CITY 33
Elementary78.4%+29.7pp
139BEULAH RALPH ELEMENTARY
Columbia · COLUMBIA 93
Elementary78.2%+29.5pp
140ELLISON ELEM.
ST JOSEPH · ST. JOSEPH
Elementary78.2%+29.5pp
141NEELYVILLE ELEM.
NEELYVILLE · NEELYVILLE R-IV
Elementary78.1%+29.4pp
142BRIDGER MIDDLE
INDEPENDENCE · INDEPENDENCE 30
Middle78.0%+29.3pp
143CAMERON VETERANS MIDDLE
CAMERON · CAMERON R-I
Middle78.0%+29.3pp
144PLEASANT LEA MIDDLE
LEE'S SUMMIT · LEE'S SUMMIT R-VII
Middle78.0%+29.3pp
145HAGEMANN ELEM.
ST LOUIS · MEHLVILLE R-IX
Elementary77.8%+29.1pp
146JOHN WELDON ELEM.
DARDENNE PRAIRIE · FRANCIS HOWELL R-III
Elementary77.6%+28.9pp
147SOUTHLAND ELEM.
CARDWELL · SOUTHLAND C-9
Elementary77.6%+28.9pp
148JAMES WALKER ELEM.
BLUE SPRINGS · BLUE SPRINGS R-IV
Elementary77.5%+28.8pp
149MID RIVERS ELEM.
ST PETERS · FORT ZUMWALT SCHOOL DISTRICT
Elementary77.2%+28.5pp
150Carnahan Middle
ST.LOUIS · ST. LOUIS CITY
Middle77.0%+28.3pp
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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.