Summary:
Inman has one high school, Inman Junior/Senior High School, serving grades 7–12 with 188 students, so local families have one campus rather than a choice among high schools. The school’s latest all-grades results are close to Kansas in English and science but lower in math; the biggest concern in the available trends is that math and science scores fell sharply from the previous year.
Within the reported grade-level results, 10th-grade English stands out: 58% of students were proficient, 18 percentage points above the state’s 41%; 11th-grade science was 37%, 7 points above the state’s 30%. But the school’s all-grades math result was 37%, compared with 41% statewide, while English was nearly even at 46.2% versus 45.9%, and science was 39% versus 38%. English was below the state in grades 7 and 8, by 3 and 8 points, respectively. These differences show that results vary by subject and grade, rather than placing the school uniformly above or below Kansas.
Math proficiency at the school dropped from 47% in 2024–25 to 37% in 2025–26, while the state rose from 39% to 41%; science fell from 61% to 39%, compared with a state decline from 41% to 38%. SchoolDigger’s ranking improved from 142nd of 332 schools (57th percentile) in 2024–25 to 73rd of 340 (79th percentile) in 2025–26, a rise of 69 places and 22 percentile points. Other indicators are favorable against state figures: graduation was 94% versus 90%, chronic absenteeism was 8% versus 18%, and dropout rates were 1.1% versus 1.2%. The school’s student–teacher ratio is 9.3, and its free/reduced-lunch rate is 34%; with only one school in the area, these figures cannot be compared with another local high school.
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