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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
351MONROE CITY MIDDLE
MONROE CITY · MONROE CITY R-I
Middle65.8%+16.6pp
352FOX ELEM.
ARNOLD · FOX C-6
Elementary65.0%+15.8pp
353HARRISBURG ELEMENTARY
HARRISBURG · HARRISBURG R-VIII
Elementary65.0%+15.8pp
354LAUREL HILLS ELEM.
RAYTOWN · RAYTOWN C-2
Elementary65.0%+15.8pp
355LONE JACK ELEM.
LONE JACK · LONE JACK C-6
Elementary65.0%+15.8pp
356MONETT INTERMEDIATE
MONETT · MONETT R-I
Elementary65.0%+15.8pp
357OAK GROVE ELEM
St. Joseph · ST. JOSEPH
Elementary65.0%+15.8pp
358PUTNAM CO. MIDDLE
UNIONVILLE · PUTNAM CO. R-I
Middle65.0%+15.8pp
359RAYTOWN MIDDLE
KANSAS CITY · RAYTOWN C-2
Middle65.0%+15.8pp
360SHOOK ELEM.
MARSHFIELD · MARSHFIELD R-I
Elementary65.0%+15.8pp
361ST. JAMES MIDDLE
ST JAMES · ST. JAMES R-I
Middle65.0%+15.8pp
362WOODRIDGE MIDDLE SCHOOL
HIGH RIDGE · NORTHWEST R-I
Middle65.0%+15.8pp
363SOUTHERN BOONE MIDDLE
ASHLAND · SOUTHERN BOONE CO. R-I
Middle64.2%+15.0pp
364ASH GROVE HIGH
ASH GROVE · ASH GROVE R-IV
High64.0%+14.8pp
365BARTLEY ELEM.
FULTON · FULTON 58
Elementary64.0%+14.8pp
366DEWEY SCH.-INTERNAT'L. STUDIES
ST LOUIS · ST. LOUIS CITY
Elementary64.0%+14.8pp
367EASTMORLAND ELEM.
JOPLIN · JOPLIN SCHOOLS
Elementary64.0%+14.8pp
368GREENWOOD ELEM.
GREENWOOD · LEE'S SUMMIT R-VII
Elementary64.0%+14.8pp
369LIBERTY MIDDLE SCHOOL
LIBERTY · LIBERTY 53
Middle64.0%+14.8pp
370MARIONVILLE ELEM
Marionville · MARIONVILLE R-IX
Elementary64.0%+14.8pp
371NEW HAVEN ELEM.
COLUMBIA · COLUMBIA 93
Elementary64.0%+14.8pp
372PERSHING ELEM.
ST JOSEPH · ST. JOSEPH
Elementary64.0%+14.8pp
373SOUTH VALLEY MIDDLE
LIBERTY · LIBERTY 53
Middle64.0%+14.8pp
374WAYNESVILLE MIDDLE
WAYNESVILLE · WAYNESVILLE R-VI
Middle64.0%+14.8pp
375GREEN FOREST ELEM.
SALEM · GREEN FOREST R-II
Elementary63.1%+13.9pp
376ANDERSON MIDDLE
ANDERSON · MCDONALD CO. R-I
Middle63.0%+13.8pp
377BIERBAUM ELEM.
ST LOUIS · MEHLVILLE R-IX
Elementary63.0%+13.8pp
378BLAIR OAKS INTERMEDIATE
JEFFERSON CITY · BLAIR OAKS R-II
Elementary63.0%+13.8pp
379FOX HILL ELEMENTARY
KANSAS CITY · NORTH KANSAS CITY 74
Elementary63.0%+13.8pp
380KEARNEY JR. HIGH
KEARNEY · KEARNEY R-I
High63.0%+13.8pp
381LAMAR ELEM.
LAMAR · LAMAR R-I
Elementary63.0%+13.8pp
382MCCURDY ELEM.
FLORISSANT · HAZELWOOD
Elementary63.0%+13.8pp
383MCNAIR ELEM.
HAZELWOOD · HAZELWOOD
Elementary63.0%+13.8pp
384NEW HAVEN MIDDLE
NEW HAVEN · NEW HAVEN
Middle63.0%+13.8pp
385ROBINSON SCHOOL
AURORA · AURORA R-VIII
Elementary63.0%+13.8pp
386TROJAN INTERMEDIATE
POTOSI · POTOSI R-III
Middle63.0%+13.8pp
387WEST COUNTY ELEM.
PARK HILLS · WEST ST. FRANCOIS CO. R-IV
Elementary63.0%+13.8pp
388ALEXANDER ELEM.
SLATER · SLATER
Elementary62.6%+13.4pp
389KIPP ENDEAVOR ACADEMY
Kansas City · KIPP: ENDEAVOR ACADEMY
Elementary62.6%+13.4pp
390ADVANCE ELEM.
ADVANCE · ADVANCE R-IV
Elementary62.0%+12.8pp
391DIXON MIDDLE
DIXON · DIXON R-I
Middle62.0%+12.8pp
392Locust St Expressive Arts Elem
COLUMBIA · COLUMBIA 93
Elementary62.0%+12.8pp
393NEVADA MIDDLE
NEVADA · NEVADA R-V
Middle62.0%+12.8pp
394NORTH MIDDLE
JOPLIN · JOPLIN SCHOOLS
Middle62.0%+12.8pp
395NORTH PLATTE INTERMEDIATE
EDGERTON · NORTH PLATTE CO. R-I
Elementary62.0%+12.8pp
396ODESSA UPPER ELEMENTARY
ODESSA · ODESSA R-VII
Elementary62.0%+12.8pp
397PIONEER TRAIL ELEMENTARY
JEFFERSON CITY · JEFFERSON CITY
Elementary62.0%+12.8pp
398PRICE ELEMENTARY
REPUBLIC · REPUBLIC R-III
Elementary62.0%+12.8pp
399RAVENWOOD ELEMENTARY
KANSAS CITY · NORTH KANSAS CITY 74
Elementary62.0%+12.8pp
400RICHARDSON ELEM.
LEE'S SUMMIT · LEE'S SUMMIT R-VII
Elementary62.0%+12.8pp
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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.