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Oklahoma schools ranked by test score

Latest OSTP / CCRA year (2024-25). 661 schools with reported English Language Arts scores. State average: 30.6%.
RankSchoolLevelEnglish Language Artsvs state
151WASHINGTON ES
Washington · WASHINGTON
Elementary39.4%+8.8pp
152General Thomas P Stafford Elementary
Weatherford · WEATHERFORD
Elementary39.1%+8.5pp
153JOHN REX CHARTER ES
Oklahoma City · JOHN REX CHARTER SCHOOL
Elementary39.1%+8.5pp
154DICKSON UPPER ES
Ardmore · DICKSON
Elementary39.0%+8.4pp
155HERITAGE ELEMENTARY
Kingfisher · KINGFISHER
Elementary39.0%+8.4pp
156HOOVER ES
Bartlesville · BARTLESVILLE
Elementary39.0%+8.4pp
157TRUMAN ES
Norman · NORMAN
Elementary39.0%+8.4pp
158HOLLIS ES
Hollis · HOLLIS
Elementary38.8%+8.2pp
159HAILEYVILLE ES
Haileyville · HAILEYVILLE
Elementary38.6%+8.0pp
160BARNES ES
Owasso · OWASSO
Elementary38.4%+7.8pp
161JUSTUS-TIAWAH PUBLIC SCHOOL
Claremore · JUSTUS-TIAWAH
Elementary38.3%+7.7pp
162REDSTONE INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL
Oklahoma City · YUKON
Middle38.3%+7.7pp
163BROADMOORE ES
Moore · MOORE
Elementary38.1%+7.5pp
164TWIN HILLS PUBLIC SCHOOL
Okmulgee · TWIN HILLS
Elementary38.1%+7.5pp
165WOODROW WILSON ES
Bartlesville · BARTLESVILLE
Elementary38.1%+7.5pp
166CANYON RIDGE IES
Oklahoma City · MUSTANG
Middle38.0%+7.4pp
167HARTSHORNE MS
Hartshorne · HARTSHORNE
Middle38.0%+7.4pp
168HOLLY CREEK PUBLIC SCHOOL
Broken Bow · HOLLY CREEK
Elementary38.0%+7.4pp
169LIBERTY ES
Sapulpa · SAPULPA
Elementary38.0%+7.4pp
170MILLS ES
Owasso · OWASSO
Elementary38.0%+7.4pp
171NINNEKAH ES
Ninnekah · NINNEKAH
Elementary38.0%+7.4pp
172ROSE UNION ES
Edmond · DEER CREEK
Elementary38.0%+7.4pp
173CASHION MS
Cashion · CASHION
Middle37.9%+7.3pp
174EASTSIDE ES
Sallisaw · SALLISAW
Elementary37.9%+7.3pp
175MINCO MS
Minco · MINCO
Middle37.9%+7.3pp
176PLAINVIEW INTERMEDIATE ES
Ardmore · PLAINVIEW
Elementary37.9%+7.3pp
177MUSTANG CREEK ES
Yukon · MUSTANG
Elementary37.8%+7.2pp
178BERNITA HUGHES ES
Adair · ADAIR
Elementary37.7%+7.1pp
179GLENCOE ES
Glencoe · GLENCOE
Elementary37.7%+7.1pp
180PETERS ES
Broken Arrow · UNION
Elementary37.7%+7.1pp
181AFTON ES
Afton · AFTON
Elementary37.6%+7.0pp
182HYDRO-EAKLY ES
Hydro · HYDRO-EAKLY
Elementary37.6%+7.0pp
183STILLWATER MS
Stillwater · STILLWATER
Middle37.6%+7.0pp
184MEADOW BROOK INTERMEDIATE ES
Yukon · MUSTANG
Middle37.5%+6.9pp
185BEGGS ES
Beggs · BEGGS
Elementary37.4%+6.8pp
186BYNG ES
Ada · BYNG
Middle37.4%+6.8pp
187KIOWA ES
Kiowa · KIOWA
Elementary37.4%+6.8pp
188POCOLA MS
Pocola · POCOLA
Middle37.3%+6.7pp
189SANTA FE SOUTH SPERO ES
Oklahoma City · SANTA FE SOUTH CHARTER
Elementary37.3%+6.7pp
190ROCK CREEK ES
Durant · ROCK CREEK
Elementary37.2%+6.6pp
191STONE CANYON ES
Owasso · OWASSO
Elementary37.2%+6.6pp
192BLUEJACKET ES
Bluejacket · BLUEJACKET
Elementary37.1%+6.5pp
193MAPLE PUBLIC SCHOOL
Calumet · MAPLE
Elementary37.1%+6.5pp
194SPERRY ES
Sperry · SPERRY
Elementary37.1%+6.5pp
195ETHEL REED ES
Holdenville · HOLDENVILLE
Elementary37.0%+6.4pp
196HIGHLAND PARK ES
Broken Arrow · BROKEN ARROW
Elementary37.0%+6.4pp
197ROOSA ES
Claremore · CLAREMORE
Elementary37.0%+6.4pp
198SANTA FE SOUTH PENN ES
Oklahoma City · SANTA FE SOUTH CHARTER
Elementary37.0%+6.4pp
199BRINK JHS
Oklahoma City · MOORE
Middle36.9%+6.3pp
200WOODALL PUBLIC SCHOOL
Tahlequah · WOODALL
Elementary36.9%+6.3pp
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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 English Language Arts 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.