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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
251CARUTHERSVILLE MIDDLE
CARUTHERSVILLE · CARUTHERSVILLE 18
Middle69.0%+20.3pp
252HOLMAN MIDDLE
ST ANN · PATTONVILLE R-III
Middle69.0%+20.3pp
253MOUNT VERNON INTERMEDIATE
MOUNT VERNON · MT. VERNON R-V
Elementary69.0%+20.3pp
254PERSHING ELEM.
ST JOSEPH · ST. JOSEPH
Elementary69.0%+20.3pp
255CHARLESTON MIDDLE SCHOOL
CHARLESTON · CHARLESTON R-I
Middle68.9%+20.2pp
256TANEYVILLE ELEM.
TANEYVILLE · TANEYVILLE R-II
Elementary68.9%+20.2pp
257KOCH ELEM.
ST LOUIS · RIVERVIEW GARDENS
Elementary68.8%+20.1pp
258MCKELVEY INTERMEDIATE
MARYLAND HEIGHTS · PARKWAY C-2
Elementary68.6%+19.9pp
259EAST PRAIRIE MIDDLE
EAST PRAIRIE · EAST PRAIRIE R-II
Middle68.5%+19.8pp
260GLASGOW ELEM.
ST LOUIS · RIVERVIEW GARDENS
Elementary68.5%+19.8pp
261KNOB NOSTER ELEM.
KNOB NOSTER · KNOB NOSTER R-VIII
Elementary68.4%+19.7pp
262UNIVERSITY ACADEMY-LOWER
KANSAS CITY · UNIVERSITY ACADEMY
Elementary68.3%+19.6pp
263HALFWAY ELEM.
HALFWAY · HALFWAY R-III
Elementary68.2%+19.5pp
264HOWELL VALLEY ELEM.
WEST PLAINS · HOWELL VALLEY R-I
Elementary68.2%+19.5pp
265SWEENY ELEMENTARY
REPUBLIC · REPUBLIC R-III
Elementary68.2%+19.5pp
266KENNERLY ELEM.
ST LOUIS · LINDBERGH SCHOOLS
Elementary68.1%+19.4pp
267GLADDEN ELEM.
BELTON · BELTON 124
Elementary68.0%+19.3pp
268HALLSVILLE MIDDLE
HALLSVILLE · HALLSVILLE R-IV
Middle68.0%+19.3pp
269HORACE MANN ELEM.
SEDALIA · SEDALIA 200
Elementary68.0%+19.3pp
270LINCOLN ELEM.
ST CHARLES · ST. CHARLES R-VI
Elementary68.0%+19.3pp
271NORTH POINT MIDDLE SCHOOL
WENTZVILLE · WENTZVILLE R-IV
Middle68.0%+19.3pp
272RISE Elementary
NEOSHO · NEOSHO SCHOOL DISTRICT
Elementary68.0%+19.3pp
273STOCKTON ELEM.
STOCKTON · STOCKTON R-I
Elementary68.0%+19.3pp
274STRAFFORD ELEM.
STRAFFORD · STRAFFORD R-VI
Elementary68.0%+19.3pp
275Viburnum High
Viburnum · IRON CO. C-4
High68.0%+19.3pp
276CHAFFEE ELEM.
CHAFFEE · CHAFFEE R-II
Elementary67.8%+19.1pp
277CLINTON CO. R-III MIDDLE
PLATTSBURG · CLINTON CO. R-III
Middle67.8%+19.1pp
278PROGRESS SOUTH ELEM.
ST PETERS · FORT ZUMWALT SCHOOL DISTRICT
Elementary67.8%+19.1pp
279LEOPOLD ELEM.
LEOPOLD · LEOPOLD R-III
Elementary67.6%+18.9pp
280MEADOWBROOK ELEMENTARY
GLADSTONE · NORTH KANSAS CITY 74
Elementary67.6%+18.9pp
281NIANGUA ELEM.
NIANGUA · NIANGUA R-V
Elementary67.6%+18.9pp
282BUTLER ELEM.
BUTLER · BUTLER R-V
Elementary67.3%+18.6pp
283GOTSCH INTERMEDIATE SCH.
ST LOUIS · AFFTON 101
Elementary67.2%+18.5pp
284ROCK PORT ELEM.
ROCK PORT · ROCK PORT R-II
Elementary67.1%+18.4pp
285TINA-AVALON ELEM.
TINA · TINA-AVALON R-II
Elementary67.1%+18.4pp
286CALIFORNIA ELEM.
CALIFORNIA · MONITEAU CO. R-I
Elementary67.0%+18.3pp
287GRANDVIEW MIDDLE
HILLSBORO · GRANDVIEW R-II
Middle67.0%+18.3pp
288LAMAR MIDDLE
LAMAR · LAMAR R-I
Middle67.0%+18.3pp
289MATHEWS ELEM.
NIXA · Nixa Public Schools
Elementary67.0%+18.3pp
290MIDDLE SCH.
NEOSHO · NEOSHO SCHOOL DISTRICT
Middle67.0%+18.3pp
291PRAIRIE POINT ELEM.
KANSAS CITY · PARK HILL
Elementary67.0%+18.3pp
292ROGERS MIDDLE
ST LOUIS · AFFTON 101
Middle67.0%+18.3pp
293SCOTLAND CO. ELEM.
Memphis · SCOTLAND CO. R-I
Elementary67.0%+18.3pp
294WALBRIDGE ELEM. COMMUNITY ED.
ST LOUIS · ST. LOUIS CITY
Elementary67.0%+18.3pp
295YORK ELEM.
SPRINGFIELD · SPRINGFIELD R-XII
Elementary67.0%+18.3pp
296BELAIR ELEM.
JEFFERSON CITY · JEFFERSON CITY
Elementary66.9%+18.2pp
297NORTHEAST ELEM.
CAIRO · NORTHEAST RANDOLPH CO. R-IV
Elementary66.9%+18.2pp
298OZARK MIDDLE SCHOOL
OZARK · OZARK R-VI
Middle66.9%+18.2pp
299PITCHER ELEMENTARY
KANSAS CITY · KANSAS CITY 33
Elementary66.9%+18.2pp
300HARRISBURG ELEMENTARY
HARRISBURG · HARRISBURG R-VIII
Elementary66.8%+18.1pp
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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.