Summary:
Anna CCSD 37 has three schools serving preschool through grade 8: Lincoln Elementary (PK–2, 235 students), Davie Elementary (grades 3–4, 122 students), and Anna Junior High (grades 5–8, 236 students). The clearest overall finding is that the strongest school depends on the subject: Anna Junior High leads in ELA, while Davie leads in math.
Anna Junior High stands out in all-grades ELA: 70% of students were proficient in 2025–2026, 13 percentage points above the state’s 56%. Davie was at the top in all-grades math, with 47% proficient, 7 points above the state’s 40%; Anna Junior High had 33%, 7 points below the state. The difference between the two schools was 22 points in ELA and 14 points in math. Within Anna Junior High, grade 5 science was a bright spot at 66%, 19 points above the state, while grade 8 science was 34%, 18 points below. Lincoln’s profile is available, but test scores were not supplied, so it cannot be compared on proficiency.
Recent results show improvement in Anna Junior High math but weaker trends at Davie: from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026, Anna Junior High math rose 8 points, while its ELA rose 2; Davie’s ELA fell 3 points and its math fell 3. Davie’s ELA deficit to the state widened from 2 points to 8, while its math advantage narrowed from 11 points to 7. SchoolDigger rankings also fell: Anna Junior High moved from the 64th to the 45th percentile, and Davie from the 59th to the 41st. As context, 2024–2025 free/reduced lunch eligible shares were 49% at Anna Junior High, 62% at Davie, and 46% at Lincoln; student-teacher ratios were 12.8, 13.0, and 13.7, respectively.
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