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Missouri schools ranked by test score

Latest MO DVT (Growth) year (2024-25). 1,116 schools with reported Science scores. State average: 49.2%.
Subject:English Language ArtsMathematicsScience
Order:Highest firstLowest first
Level:AllElementaryMiddleHighCombined
RankSchoolLevelSciencevs state
301WEST MIDDLE
HAZELWOOD · HAZELWOOD
Middle71.0%+21.8pp
302GATEWAY MIDDLE
ST LOUIS · ST. LOUIS CITY
Middle70.0%+20.8pp
303LACLEDE ELEM.
ST LOUIS · ST. LOUIS CITY
Elementary70.0%+20.8pp
304RITENOUR MIDDLE
ST LOUIS · RITENOUR
Middle70.0%+20.8pp
305ROSE JOHNSON JENNINGS JR. HIGH
JENNINGS · JENNINGS
Middle70.0%+20.8pp
306RUSSELL ELEM.
HAZELWOOD · HAZELWOOD
Elementary70.0%+20.8pp
307SWEET SPRINGS ELEM.
SWEET SPRINGS · SWEET SPRINGS R-VII
Elementary70.0%+20.8pp
308SUNRISE ELEM.
DESOTO · SUNRISE R-IX
Elementary69.7%+20.5pp
309BOIS D'ARC ELEM.
BOIS D'ARC · ASH GROVE R-IV
Middle69.0%+19.8pp
310COLE CAMP HIGH
COLE CAMP · COLE CAMP R-I
High69.0%+19.8pp
311JACKSON PARK ELEM.
UNIVERSITY CITY · UNIVERSITY CITY
Elementary69.0%+19.8pp
312LONG ELEM.
ST LOUIS · LINDBERGH SCHOOLS
Elementary69.0%+19.8pp
313MEXICO MIDDLE
MEXICO · MEXICO 59
Middle69.0%+19.8pp
314MIDDLE SCH.
NEOSHO · NEOSHO SCHOOL DISTRICT
Middle69.0%+19.8pp
315MORGAN CO. MIDDLE
VERSAILLES · MORGAN CO. R-II
Middle69.0%+19.8pp
316TRUMAN ELEM.
SPRINGFIELD · SPRINGFIELD R-XII
Elementary69.0%+19.8pp
317BOLIVAR MIDDLE
BOLIVAR · BOLIVAR R-I
Middle68.0%+18.8pp
318FIELD ELEM.
SPRINGFIELD · SPRINGFIELD R-XII
Elementary68.0%+18.8pp
319GATEWAY SCIENCE ACADEMY MIDDLE
ST. LOUIS · GATEWAY SCIENCE ACAD/ST LOUIS
Middle68.0%+18.8pp
320KENNETH C. HANRAHAN ELEM.
JENNINGS · JENNINGS
Middle68.0%+18.8pp
321MARK TWAIN JR. HIGH
CENTER · RALLS CO. R-II
Middle68.0%+18.8pp
322RIVERBEND SCH.
PACIFIC · MERAMEC VALLEY R-III
Middle68.0%+18.8pp
323ROCK BRIDGE ELEM.
COLUMBIA · COLUMBIA 93
Elementary68.0%+18.8pp
324SEQUIOTA ELEM.
SPRINGFIELD · SPRINGFIELD R-XII
Elementary68.0%+18.8pp
325STONE CREEK ELEMENTARY
WENTZVILLE · WENTZVILLE R-IV
Elementary68.0%+18.8pp
326TRUMAN MIDDLE
ST JOSEPH · ST. JOSEPH
Middle68.0%+18.8pp
327WALKER ELEM.
FLORISSANT · HAZELWOOD
Elementary68.0%+18.8pp
328Westview Middle School
Saint Louis · RIVERVIEW GARDENS
Middle68.0%+18.8pp
329MOMENTUM ACAD TOWER GROVE EAST
St. Louis · MOMENTUM ACADEMY
Elementary67.9%+18.7pp
330MOUNTAIN GROVE MIDDLE
MOUNTAIN GROVE · MOUNTAIN GROVE R-III
Middle67.2%+18.0pp
331BERNARD MIDDLE
ST LOUIS · MEHLVILLE R-IX
Middle67.0%+17.8pp
332EDISON ELEM.
ST JOSEPH · ST. JOSEPH
Elementary67.0%+17.8pp
333FRONTIER MIDDLE
O'FALLON · WENTZVILLE R-IV
Middle67.0%+17.8pp
334GREENVILLE ELEM.
Greenville · GREENVILLE R-II
Elementary67.0%+17.8pp
335LILBOURN ELEMENTARY
LILBOURN · NEW MADRID CO. R-I
Elementary67.0%+17.8pp
336LYON ELEMENTARY
REPUBLIC · REPUBLIC R-III
Elementary67.0%+17.8pp
337MARTIN WARREN ELEM.
WARRENSBURG · WARRENSBURG R-VI
Elementary67.0%+17.8pp
338PACIFIC INTERMEDIATE
PACIFIC · MERAMEC VALLEY R-III
Middle67.0%+17.8pp
339WENTZVILLE SOUTH MIDDLE
WENTZVILLE · WENTZVILLE R-IV
Middle67.0%+17.8pp
340BLUE EYE MIDDLE
BLUE EYE · BLUE EYE R-V
Middle66.9%+17.7pp
341Ewing Marion Kauffman Middle
Kansas City · EWING MARION KAUFFMAN SCHOOL
Middle66.4%+17.2pp
342BALLWIN ELEM.
BALLWIN · ROCKWOOD R-VI
Elementary66.0%+16.8pp
343CLAUDE BROWN ELEMENTARY
TROY · TROY R-III
Elementary66.0%+16.8pp
344LITTLE BLUE ELEMENTARY
KANSAS CITY · RAYTOWN C-2
Elementary66.0%+16.8pp
345MOREAU HEIGHTS ELEM.
JEFFERSON CITY · JEFFERSON CITY
Elementary66.0%+16.8pp
346RALLS COUNTY ELEMENTARY
CENTER · RALLS CO. R-II
Elementary66.0%+16.8pp
347ROCKPORT HEIGHTS ELEM.
ARNOLD · FOX C-6
Elementary66.0%+16.8pp
348SMITHTON HIGH
SMITHTON · SMITHTON R-VI
High66.0%+16.8pp
349TROY SOUTH MIDDLE SCHOOL
MOSCOW MILLS · TROY R-III
Middle66.0%+16.8pp
350WILD HORSE ELEM.
CHESTERFIELD · ROCKWOOD R-VI
Elementary66.0%+16.8pp
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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) Science 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.