Summary:
Kingman Unified School District has three high schools serving grades 9–12: Lee Williams High School, Kingman High School and Kingman Online Learning Academy (KOLA) High School. Among the two schools with reported test results, both are below Arizona averages in every reported subject, while Lee Williams leads Kingman High in ELA, math and science. For example, their all-grades ELA results are 34% and 23%, compared with 41% statewide; in math, they score 17% and 13%, versus 33% statewide. The most important academic finding is that the reported schools trail state results across subjects, with Lee Williams consistently ahead of Kingman High.
Lee Williams stands out at the top of the reported academic and completion measures: compared with Kingman High, it is ahead by 11 percentage points in ELA, 4 points in math and 6 points in grade-11 science. Lee Williams also has the highest graduation rate, 84%, versus 70% at Kingman High and 59% at KOLA; its 4% dropout rate is lower than Kingman High’s 6% and KOLA’s 16%. KOLA has the lowest graduation rate and highest dropout rate. Its test results are suppressed, so this information does not show how its achievement compares with the other schools.
SchoolDigger rankings also put Lee Williams ahead of Kingman High in the latest reported year: Lee ranks 167th of 256 Arizona high schools, in the 35th percentile with 2 stars, while Kingman ranks 211th, in the 18th percentile with 1 star. Their ranking histories have moved in different directions: Lee’s percentile fell from 43rd in 2023–24 to 35th in 2025–26, while Kingman’s rose from 14th to 18th; KOLA’s supplied ranking is older, at the 10th percentile with 0 stars in 2022–23. Lee has a higher student-teacher ratio than Kingman, 25.4 versus 21.2, despite stronger reported results; KOLA’s ratio is 25.1. KOLA’s test scores are suppressed, and the data provide only one year of test results, so achievement trends cannot be compared over time.
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