Summary:
Robinson CUSD 2 has four schools serving prekindergarten through grade 12: Washington Elementary (PK–2), Lincoln Elementary (grades 3–5), Nuttall Middle (grades 6–8), and Robinson High; together they enroll 1,537 students. Washington has no test scores listed, so its academic standing cannot be assessed. The most important finding is that strong results at Nuttall in ELA and eighth-grade science sit alongside a sharp sixth-grade math weakness.
Nuttall stands out at the top in ELA: its all-grades proficiency was 72%, 15 points above the state, and eighth-grade ELA was 87%, 24 points above. Eighth-grade science was 64%, 12 points above the state. But sixth-grade math was 16%, 21 points below the state. Lincoln was below the state in every listed subject: all-grades ELA was 46% (11 points below), math was 31% (9 below), and fifth-grade science was 41% (7 below). At Robinson High, math was below the state in all three listed grades, by 13 points in grade 9, 7 in grade 10, and 8 in grade 11; grade 10 ELA was 1 point above.
Science scores improved over the two reported years at both Nuttall and Lincoln: eighth-grade science at Nuttall rose 17 points to 64%, while fifth-grade science at Lincoln rose 18 points to 41% but remained 7 points below the state. SchoolDigger’s 2025–26 rankings place the district at the 31st percentile with 2 stars; school percentiles were 59 at Nuttall, 43 at Robinson High, and 28 at Lincoln. In 2024–25, free/reduced lunch eligible shares ranged from 43% to 54%, and student-teacher ratios ranged from 12.9 to 14.3. Attendance is another difference: chronic absenteeism in 2025–26 was below the state’s 23.5% at Washington, Lincoln, and Nuttall, but was 25.1% at Robinson High.
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