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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
151GRAY ELEM.
SPRINGFIELD · SPRINGFIELD R-XII
Elementary77.0%+28.3pp
152ROBIDOUX MIDDLE
ST JOSEPH · ST. JOSEPH
Middle77.0%+28.3pp
153SOUTH PEMISCOT HIGH
STEELE · SOUTH PEMISCOT CO. R-V
High77.0%+28.3pp
154SOUTHEAST ELEM.
SIKESTON · SIKESTON R-6
Elementary77.0%+28.3pp
155WILLARD ORCHARD HILLS ELEM
SPRINGFIELD · WILLARD R-II
Elementary77.0%+28.3pp
156THOMAS BENTON ELEM.
COLUMBIA · COLUMBIA 93
Elementary76.9%+28.2pp
157NEWBURG ELEM.
NEWBURG · NEWBURG R-II
Elementary76.8%+28.1pp
158CEDAR SPRINGS ELEM.
HOUSE SPRINGS · NORTHWEST R-I
Elementary76.7%+28.0pp
159LYON ELEMENTARY
REPUBLIC · REPUBLIC R-III
Elementary76.7%+28.0pp
160CLYDE HAMRICK ELEM.
IMPERIAL · FOX C-6
Elementary76.6%+27.9pp
161WEST ELEM.
JEFFERSON CITY · JEFFERSON CITY
Elementary76.6%+27.9pp
162TRUMAN ELEM.
SPRINGFIELD · SPRINGFIELD R-XII
Elementary76.4%+27.7pp
163CLAYMONT ELEM.
BALLWIN · PARKWAY C-2
Elementary76.3%+27.6pp
164WAYNESVILLE EAST ELEM.
WAYNESVILLE · WAYNESVILLE R-VI
Elementary76.1%+27.4pp
165FAIRVIEW ELEM.
COLUMBIA · COLUMBIA 93
Elementary76.0%+27.3pp
166LONE JACK HIGH
LONE JACK · LONE JACK C-6
High76.0%+27.3pp
167MALDEN HIGH
MALDEN · MALDEN R-I
High76.0%+27.3pp
168WILDER ELEM.
MANSFIELD · MANSFIELD R-IV
Elementary76.0%+27.3pp
169Horizon Elementary
SMITHVILLE · SMITHVILLE R-II
Elementary75.9%+27.2pp
170SOUTHVIEW ELEM.
KEARNEY · KEARNEY R-I
Elementary75.8%+27.1pp
171SUNNY POINTE ELEM.
BLUE SPRINGS · BLUE SPRINGS R-IV
Elementary75.4%+26.7pp
172TELEGRAPH INTERMEDIATE
FESTUS · JEFFERSON CO. R-VII
Elementary75.4%+26.7pp
173RUSSELL BLVD. ELEM.
COLUMBIA · COLUMBIA 93
Elementary75.2%+26.5pp
174CLER-MONT ELEM.
INDEPENDENCE · FORT OSAGE R-I
Elementary75.0%+26.3pp
175HARRIS ELEM.
ST CHARLES · ST. CHARLES R-VI
Elementary75.0%+26.3pp
176HAWTHORN ELEM.
KANSAS CITY · PARK HILL
Elementary75.0%+26.3pp
177HOGAN PREPARATORY ACADEMY ELEM
KANSAS CITY · HOGAN PREPARATORY ACADEMY
Elementary75.0%+26.3pp
178JAMESTOWN ELEM.
FLORISSANT · HAZELWOOD
Elementary75.0%+26.3pp
179LAWSON ELEM.
FLORISSANT · HAZELWOOD
Elementary75.0%+26.3pp
180NEVADA MIDDLE
NEVADA · NEVADA R-V
Middle75.0%+26.3pp
181TARKIO ELEMENTARY
TARKIO · TARKIO R-I
Elementary75.0%+26.3pp
182Westview Middle School
Saint Louis · RIVERVIEW GARDENS
Middle75.0%+26.3pp
183DONIPHAN INTERMEDIATE
Doniphan · DONIPHAN R-I
Elementary74.8%+26.1pp
184MILL CREEK ELEM.
COLUMBIA · COLUMBIA 93
Elementary74.8%+26.1pp
185THREE TRAILS ELEM.
INDEPENDENCE · INDEPENDENCE 30
Elementary74.7%+26.0pp
186BLUE EYE MIDDLE
BLUE EYE · BLUE EYE R-V
Middle74.6%+25.9pp
187EUGENE FIELD ELEM.
HANNIBAL · HANNIBAL 60
Elementary74.6%+25.9pp
188HENRY ELEM.
ST LOUIS · ST. LOUIS CITY
Elementary74.5%+25.8pp
189INGELS ELEMENTARY
KANSAS CITY · HICKMAN MILLS C-1
Elementary74.5%+25.8pp
190MANOR HILL ELEM.
LIBERTY · LIBERTY 53
Elementary74.3%+25.6pp
191EUGENE ELEM.
EUGENE · COLE CO. R-V
Elementary74.2%+25.5pp
192FORSYTH MIDDLE
FORSYTH · FORSYTH R-III
Middle74.2%+25.5pp
193KOSHKONONG ELEM.
KOSHKONONG · OREGON-HOWELL R-III
Elementary74.1%+25.4pp
194DANBY-RUSH TOWER MIDDLE
FESTUS · JEFFERSON CO. R-VII
Middle74.0%+25.3pp
195RISCO ELEM.
RISCO · RISCO R-II
Elementary73.7%+25.0pp
196SIKESTON MIDDLE SCHOOL
SIKESTON · SIKESTON R-6
Middle73.4%+24.7pp
197EDISON ELEM.
ST JOSEPH · ST. JOSEPH
Elementary73.2%+24.5pp
198CHESTER BOREN MIDDLE
CENTRALIA · CENTRALIA R-VI
Middle73.0%+24.3pp
199DANIEL BOONE ELEM.
WENTZVILLE · FRANCIS HOWELL R-III
Elementary73.0%+24.3pp
200FRANKLIN ELEM.
CAPE GIRARDEAU · CAPE GIRARDEAU 63
Elementary73.0%+24.3pp
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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.