Summary:
ZIP code 86409 has six schools serving elementary through high-school grades: three elementary schools, one middle school and two high schools. For 2025–26, five schools have AASA results; their average proficiency is 36% in ELA and 27% in math, compared with 41% and 33% statewide. Results differ sharply from school to school, so the area-wide averages do not describe every family’s options. The most important finding is that one school is above the state in both subjects while the five-school averages are below it.
Kingman Academy of Learning - Intermediate School leads in all-grades math at 42%, 9 points above the state, and has 41% in ELA, matching the state. Kingman Academy of Learning - High School leads in ELA at 50%, 9 points above the state; its 33% math result matches the state. At the other end, Kingman High School is lowest in both subjects, with 23% in ELA and 13% in math—18 and 20 points below state results. The Grade 5 comparison is also striking: Intermediate scores 47% in ELA and 52% in math, versus 22% and 14% at Cerbat Elementary.
SchoolDigger’s recent rankings show mixed movement: from 2023–24 to 2025–26, Academy High rose 17 percentile points to the 60th percentile, while Kingman Academy of Learning - Middle School fell 20 points to the 42nd. Academy High and Intermediate each have 3 stars; Kingman High has 1, and Cerbat has 0. Student–teacher ratios range from 18.7 to 22.4, with no simple pattern linking ratio and results; Grade 8 science at Academy Middle is a bright spot at 42%, 12 points above the state. Kingman High’s 2024–25 graduation rate is 70%, compared with 80% statewide. The Primary School has no test results, and Academy High’s graduation and dropout figures are from earlier years, so there is no same-year comparison for those measures; SchoolDigger rankings are not test scores.
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