Summary:
Middle schools in Havana CUSD 126 comprise one school, Havana Junior High School, which serves grades 5–8 and enrolls 284 students. In 2025–2026, its all-grades English language arts (ELA) result was 57%, about 1 percentage point above the state’s 56%; its mathematics result was 36%, about 3 points below the state’s 40%. The most important finding is that results vary sharply by grade, and science shifted from above state results to below them in both tested grades.
There is no school-to-school leader or trailer because Havana Junior High School is the only school listed; the clearest standouts are particular grade results. ELA was 10 points above the state in grade 6 and 6 points above in grade 8, but 15 points below in grade 5 and 7 below in grade 7. Mathematics was 21 points above the state in grade 6 and 8 above in grade 8, while grade 7 was 11 points below; the school’s grade 5 mathematics score is suppressed. These differences show why the all-grades averages do not tell the whole story.
Trends are mixed: mathematics improved from 31% in 2024–2025 to 36% in 2025–2026, narrowing its state gap from 8 points below to 3 below. ELA barely changed—from 57.0% to 57.1%—while the state rose from 53% to 56%, narrowing the school’s advantage from 4 points to 1. Science moved the other way: grade 5 fell from 48% to 36%, and grade 8 from 60% to 48%; both grades went from above the state in 2024–2025 to below it the next year. SchoolDigger assigns 3 stars in each of the last three listed years, while its percentile went from 59 in 2023–2024 to 60 in 2024–2025 and 55 in 2025–2026. Context figures include a 13.8 student–teacher ratio in 2024–2025 and 52% free/reduced lunch eligible that year. Chronic absenteeism was 19% in 2025–2026, below the district’s 20% and state’s 24%; these figures describe the school, not why its results differ.
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