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Oklahoma schools ranked by test score

Latest OSTP / CCRA year (2024-25). 533 schools with reported Science scores. State average: 39.4%.
Subject:English Language ArtsMathematicsScience
Order:Highest firstLowest first
Level:AllElementaryMiddleHighCombined
RankSchoolLevelSciencevs state
151MAYO DEMONSTRATION ES
Tulsa · TULSA
Elementary47.0%+7.6pp
152MORRISON MS
Morrison · MORRISON
Middle47.0%+7.6pp
153SEQUOYAH ES
Claremore · SEQUOYAH
Elementary47.0%+7.6pp
154SHATTUCK ES
Shattuck · SHATTUCK
Elementary47.0%+7.6pp
155SULPHUR INTERMEDIATE ES
Sulphur · SULPHUR
Elementary47.0%+7.6pp
156TIMBER CREEK ES
Moore · MOORE
Elementary47.0%+7.6pp
157TUSHKA ES
Atoka · TUSHKA
Elementary47.0%+7.6pp
158LOMEGA ES
Loyal · LOMEGA
Elementary46.7%+7.3pp
159ANDERSON PUBLIC SCHOOL
Sand Springs · ANDERSON
Elementary46.5%+7.1pp
160ANDERSEN ES
Broken Arrow · UNION
Elementary46.0%+6.6pp
161BEGGS MS
Beggs · BEGGS
Middle46.0%+6.6pp
162CHAMBERLAIN MS
Fairview · FAIRVIEW
Middle46.0%+6.6pp
163CLEVELAND INTERMEDIATE ES
Cleveland · CLEVELAND
Elementary46.0%+6.6pp
164DURANT MS
Durant · DURANT
Middle46.0%+6.6pp
165EARLYWINE ES
Oklahoma City · MOORE
Elementary46.0%+6.6pp
166EISENHOWER ES
Norman · NORMAN
Elementary46.0%+6.6pp
167FREEDOM ES
Sapulpa · SAPULPA
Elementary46.0%+6.6pp
168HOOVER ES
Enid · ENID
Elementary46.0%+6.6pp
169PIEDMONT INTERMEDIATE ES
Piedmont · PIEDMONT
Middle46.0%+6.6pp
170PLAINVIEW INTERMEDIATE ES
Ardmore · PLAINVIEW
Elementary46.0%+6.6pp
171Pauls Valley Intermediate School
Pauls Valley · PAULS VALLEY
Middle46.0%+6.6pp
172SANTA FE SOUTH SPERO ES
Oklahoma City · SANTA FE SOUTH CHARTER
Elementary46.0%+6.6pp
173VALLIANT MS
Valliant · VALLIANT
Middle46.0%+6.6pp
174WASHINGTON IRVING ES
Edmond · EDMOND
Elementary46.0%+6.6pp
175WAYSIDE ES
Bartlesville · BARTLESVILLE
Elementary46.0%+6.6pp
176WEST FIELD ES
Edmond · EDMOND
Elementary46.0%+6.6pp
177WEST INTERMEDIATE
Bixby · BIXBY
Middle46.0%+6.6pp
178LE MONDE ES
Norman · LE MONDE INTERNATIONAL (CHARTER)
Elementary45.6%+6.2pp
179ROBIN HILL PUBLIC SCHOOL
Norman · ROBIN HILL
Elementary45.6%+6.2pp
180APPLE CREEK ES
Moore · MOORE
Elementary45.0%+5.6pp
181CHICKASHA MS
Chickasha · CHICKASHA
Middle45.0%+5.6pp
182CLYDE BOYD MS
Sand Springs · SAND SPRINGS
Middle45.0%+5.6pp
183EWING HALSELL MS
Vinita · VINITA
Middle45.0%+5.6pp
184MUSTANG CENTRAL MS
Yukon · MUSTANG
Middle45.0%+5.6pp
185NORTH ROCK CREEK INTERMEDIATE
Shawnee · NORTH ROCK CREEK
Middle45.0%+5.6pp
186PIONEER ES
Noble · NOBLE
Elementary45.0%+5.6pp
187REDSTONE INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL
Oklahoma City · YUKON
Middle45.0%+5.6pp
188SKYLINE ES
Stillwater · STILLWATER
Elementary45.0%+5.6pp
189STRATFORD MS
Stratford · STRATFORD
Middle45.0%+5.6pp
190DRUMMOND ES
Drummond · DRUMMOND
Elementary44.6%+5.2pp
191ASHER ES
Asher · ASHER
Elementary44.3%+4.9pp
192BISHOP PUBLIC SCHOOL
Lawton · BISHOP
Elementary44.0%+4.6pp
193CURTIS INGE MS
Noble · NOBLE
Middle44.0%+4.6pp
194CYRIL JHS
Cyril · CYRIL
Middle44.0%+4.6pp
195FORT GIBSON INTERMEDIATE ES
Fort Gibson · FORT GIBSON
Elementary44.0%+4.6pp
196FREDERICK MS
Frederick · FREDERICK
Middle44.0%+4.6pp
197GUTHRIE JHS
Guthrie · GUTHRIE
Middle44.0%+4.6pp
198HIGHLAND EAST JHS
Moore · MOORE
Middle44.0%+4.6pp
199JAY MS
Jay · JAY
Middle44.0%+4.6pp
200Kingfisher Upper Elementary
Kingfisher · KINGFISHER
Middle44.0%+4.6pp
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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 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 Oklahoma, and divide by the total students tested. This way a big school counts more than a tiny one in the typical-student average.