Summary:
Two Rivers PCS - Young Elementary School and Two Rivers PCS - 4th Street serve PK–5, while Two Rivers PCS - Young Middle School serves grades 6–8. In 2025–2026, the schools’ all-grades proficiency results ranged from 26% to 33% in ELA and 15% to 29% in math; statewide results were 40% and 28%, respectively. The most important difference is in math: 4th Street scored 29%, while Young Middle scored 15%, a 14-point spread, with Young Middle 13 points below the state.
4th Street stands out at the top in both subjects, with 33% proficient in ELA and 29% in math; its math result is just above the 28% state result. Young Middle had 32% in ELA but the lowest all-grades math result, 15%. Young Elementary recorded 26% in both subjects. Grade-level results add useful contrasts: 4th Street’s fifth-grade ELA was 48%, compared with 29% at Young Elementary, and 8 points above the state. Young Middle’s eighth-grade ELA was 46%, 1 point above the state, and its math matched the state.
Across the schools, average math proficiency rose 2 points from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026, roughly matching the state’s increase; average ELA rose 1 point while the state gained 2, widening the average ELA gap from 8 to 9 points. SchoolDigger’s latest rankings place 4th Street at 55 of 124 elementary schools (56th percentile, 3 stars), Young Elementary at 68 of 124 (45th percentile, 2 stars), and Young Middle at 41 of 68 (40th percentile, 2 stars). The two elementary schools have similar student–teacher ratios (11.1 and 11.3) and similar measures of directly certified for free meals in 2024–2025 (32% at each); Young Middle’s ratio is 8.6 and its measure is 50%. These are context, not explanations for the score differences.
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