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Oklahoma schools ranked by test score

Latest OSTP / CCRA year (2024-25). 566 schools with reported Mathematics scores. State average: 32.6%.
Subject:English Language ArtsMathematicsScience
Order:Highest firstLowest first
Level:AllElementaryMiddleHighCombined
RankSchoolLevelMathematicsvs state
201EISENHOWER INTERNATIONAL ES
Tulsa · TULSA
Elementary41.1%+8.5pp
202WOLF CREEK ES
Broken Arrow · BROKEN ARROW
Elementary41.1%+8.5pp
203CATALAYAH ES
Claremore · CLAREMORE
Elementary41.0%+8.4pp
204LINCOLN ES
Alva · ALVA
Elementary41.0%+8.4pp
205PRAGUE ES
Prague · PRAGUE
Elementary40.9%+8.3pp
206HIGHLAND PARK ES
Broken Arrow · BROKEN ARROW
Elementary40.8%+8.2pp
207TIMBERLAKE ES
Jet · TIMBERLAKE
Elementary40.8%+8.2pp
208BARNES ES
Oklahoma City · MIDWEST CITY-DEL CITY
Elementary40.7%+8.1pp
209HUPFELD ES at WESTERN VILLAGE
oklahoma city · HUPFELD CHARTER ACADEMY at WESTERN VILLAGE
Elementary40.6%+8.0pp
210COLCORD ES
Colcord · COLCORD
Elementary40.3%+7.7pp
211HOLMES PARK ES
Sapulpa · SAPULPA
Elementary40.0%+7.4pp
212RIPLEY ES
Ripley · RIPLEY
Elementary40.0%+7.4pp
213RUSSELL BABB ES
Harrah · HARRAH
Elementary40.0%+7.4pp
214STIGLER ES
Stigler · STIGLER
Elementary40.0%+7.4pp
215OKARCHE ES
Okarche · OKARCHE
Elementary39.9%+7.3pp
216THOMAS ES
Thomas · THOMAS-FAY-CUSTER UNIFIED DIST
Elementary39.8%+7.2pp
217DIBBLE ES
BLANCHARD · DIBBLE
Elementary39.7%+7.1pp
218SPERRY ES
Sperry · SPERRY
Elementary39.7%+7.1pp
219JENKS WEST ES
Jenks · JENKS
Elementary39.6%+7.0pp
220KINGSTON ES
Kingston · KINGSTON
Elementary39.5%+6.9pp
221ALEX ES
Alex · ALEX
Elementary39.4%+6.8pp
222GLENCOE ES
Glencoe · GLENCOE
Elementary39.4%+6.8pp
223KELLYVILLE UPPER ES
Kellyville · KELLYVILLE
Elementary39.3%+6.7pp
224CALERA ES
Calera · CALERA
Elementary39.2%+6.6pp
225MORRIS ES
Morris · MORRIS
Elementary39.1%+6.5pp
226BERRYHILL ES SOUTH
Tulsa · BERRYHILL
Elementary39.0%+6.4pp
227BRANTLY ES
Antlers · ANTLERS
Elementary39.0%+6.4pp
228CALUMET ES
Calumet · CALUMET
Elementary39.0%+6.4pp
229NORTHWEST ES
Coweta · COWETA
Elementary39.0%+6.4pp
230OKEMAH NOBLE CTR
Okemah · OKEMAH
Elementary39.0%+6.4pp
231ROOSEVELT ES
Miami · MIAMI
Elementary39.0%+6.4pp
232SKIATOOK ES
Skiatook · SKIATOOK
Elementary39.0%+6.4pp
233WOODROW WILSON ES
Bartlesville · BARTLESVILLE
Elementary38.9%+6.3pp
234APPLE CREEK ES
Moore · MOORE
Elementary38.8%+6.2pp
235PARKVIEW ES
Stroud · STROUD
Elementary38.8%+6.2pp
236PRESTON ES
Preston · PRESTON
Elementary38.8%+6.2pp
237HENNESSEY LOWER ES
Hennessey · HENNESSEY
Elementary38.7%+6.1pp
238HOWE ES
Howe · HOWE
Elementary38.7%+6.1pp
239HOLLIS ES
Hollis · HOLLIS
Elementary38.5%+5.9pp
240JEFFERSON ES
Pryor · PRYOR
Elementary38.4%+5.8pp
241WEST FIELD ES
Edmond · EDMOND
Elementary38.4%+5.8pp
242BLACKWELL ES
Blackwell · BLACKWELL
Elementary38.3%+5.7pp
243COUNTRY LANE INTERMEDIATE ES
Broken Arrow · BROKEN ARROW
Elementary38.3%+5.7pp
244LIBERTY PUBLIC SCHOOL
MULDROW · LIBERTY
Elementary38.3%+5.7pp
245MULDROW ES
Muldrow · MULDROW
Elementary38.3%+5.7pp
246VERDEN ES
Verden · VERDEN
Elementary38.3%+5.7pp
247FORT GIBSON INTERMEDIATE ES
Fort Gibson · FORT GIBSON
Elementary38.2%+5.6pp
248NEWCASTLE ES
Newcastle · NEWCASTLE
Elementary38.2%+5.6pp
249ARBOR GROVE ES
Oklahoma City · PUTNAM CITY
Elementary38.0%+5.4pp
250BROADMOORE ES
Moore · MOORE
Elementary38.0%+5.4pp
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About this ranking

Schools are ranked by the percentage of students who scored at or above the OSTP / CCRA % Proficient + Advanced threshold on the latest available OSTP / CCRA 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 Oklahoma, and divide by the total students tested. This way a big school counts more than a tiny one in the typical-student average.