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Oklahoma schools ranked by test score

Latest OSTP / CCRA year (2024-25). 798 schools with reported Mathematics scores. State average: 32.6%.
Subject:English Language ArtsMathematicsScience
Order:Highest firstLowest first
Level:AllElementaryMiddleHighCombined
RankSchoolLevelMathematicsvs state
101HENRY ZARROW INTERNATIONAL SCH
Tulsa · TULSA
Elementary50.0%+17.4pp
102NORTH INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL
Bixby · BIXBY
Middle50.0%+17.4pp
103STONEWALL ES
Stonewall · STONEWALL
Elementary50.0%+17.4pp
104VIAN ES
Vian · VIAN
Elementary50.0%+17.4pp
105CEDAR RIDGE ES
Tulsa · UNION
Elementary49.7%+17.1pp
106BANNER PUBLIC SCHOOL
El Reno · BANNER
Elementary49.5%+16.9pp
107DOVE SCIENCE ACADEMY MS
Warr Acress · DOVE SCHOOLS OF OKC (CHARTER)
Middle49.3%+16.7pp
108EASTLAKE ES
Oklahoma City · MOORE
Elementary49.3%+16.7pp
109RUSSELL DOUGHERTY ES
Edmond · EDMOND
Elementary49.1%+16.5pp
110DEER CREEK INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL
Edmond · DEER CREEK
Middle49.0%+16.4pp
111FLOWER MOUND PUBLIC SCHOOL
Lawton · FLOWER MOUND
Elementary49.0%+16.4pp
112FRANCIS ES
Ada · BYNG
Elementary49.0%+16.4pp
113HOMER ES
Ada · BYNG
Elementary49.0%+16.4pp
114LIBERTY ES
Ponca City · PONCA CITY
Elementary49.0%+16.4pp
115LONGFELLOW ES
Alva · ALVA
Elementary49.0%+16.4pp
116MUSTANG VALLEY ES
Oklahoma City · MUSTANG
Elementary49.0%+16.4pp
117SPRING CREEK ES
Oklahoma City · DEER CREEK
Elementary49.0%+16.4pp
118WATONGA MS
Watonga · WATONGA
Middle49.0%+16.4pp
119SOUTHRIDGE JHS
Oklahoma City · MOORE
Middle48.9%+16.3pp
120BERNITA HUGHES ES
Adair · ADAIR
Elementary48.8%+16.2pp
121ARAPAHO-BUTLER ES
Arapaho · ARAPAHO-BUTLER
Elementary48.7%+16.1pp
122TRUMAN ES
Norman · NORMAN
Elementary48.7%+16.1pp
123HOOVER ES
Enid · ENID
Elementary48.6%+16.0pp
1244TH AND 5TH GRADE CENTER
Edmond · DEER CREEK
Elementary48.5%+15.9pp
125ELIOT ES
Tulsa · TULSA
Elementary48.5%+15.9pp
126NINNEKAH ES
Ninnekah · NINNEKAH
Elementary48.5%+15.9pp
127STONE CANYON ES
Owasso · OWASSO
Elementary48.5%+15.9pp
128SKIATOOK INTERMEDIATE ES
Skiatook · SKIATOOK
Elementary48.3%+15.7pp
129PERKINS-TRYON INTERMEDIATE ES
PERKINS · PERKINS-TRYON
Elementary48.2%+15.6pp
130LINCOLN ES
Norman · NORMAN
Elementary48.1%+15.5pp
131GROVE VALLEY ES
Edmond · DEER CREEK
Elementary48.0%+15.4pp
132KETCHUM ES
Ketchum · KETCHUM
Elementary48.0%+15.4pp
133MEEKER MS
Meeker · MEEKER
Middle48.0%+15.4pp
134OAK GROVE PUBLIC SCHOOL
Cushing · OAK GROVE
Elementary48.0%+15.4pp
135ROSE UNION ES
Edmond · DEER CREEK
Elementary48.0%+15.4pp
136WILLIAM R. TEAGUE ES
Wagoner · WAGONER
Elementary48.0%+15.4pp
137CORNELSEN ES
Fairview · FAIRVIEW
Elementary47.9%+15.3pp
138BARNES ES
Owasso · OWASSO
Elementary47.7%+15.1pp
139REDSTONE INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL
Oklahoma City · YUKON
Middle47.7%+15.1pp
140STILLWATER MS
Stillwater · STILLWATER
Middle47.6%+15.0pp
141PERRY ES
Perry · PERRY
Elementary47.4%+14.8pp
142MARLOW ES
Marlow · MARLOW
Elementary47.3%+14.7pp
143GROVE PUBLIC SCHOOL
Shawnee · GROVE
Elementary47.2%+14.6pp
144DEER CREEK ES
Edmond · DEER CREEK
Elementary47.0%+14.4pp
145FOGARTY ES
Guthrie · GUTHRIE
Elementary47.0%+14.4pp
146WESTERN GATEWAY ES
Oklahoma CIty · WESTERN GATEWAY (CHARTER)
Elementary47.0%+14.4pp
147WILSON 6TH GRADE CENTER
Collinsville · COLLINSVILLE
Middle47.0%+14.4pp
148WILSON ES
Oklahoma City · OKLAHOMA CITY
Elementary47.0%+14.4pp
149EARL HARRIS ES
Bethany · BETHANY
Elementary46.9%+14.3pp
150LAVERNE ES
Laverne · LAVERNE
Elementary46.7%+14.1pp
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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.