Summary:
Rock Creek-area schools include four public schools—two elementary, one middle and one high school—with enrollments from 126 to 415 students. Overall results are above state averages, especially in math, but the clearest takeaway is that performance varies substantially by school: math proficiency ranges from 41% to 65%.
Westmoreland Elementary stands out for math, with 65% proficiency, compared with 48% at the other three schools on average and 41% statewide; it also has the lowest ELA result, 44%. Rock Creek High School leads in ELA at 56%, ahead of the other schools’ 50% average and the state’s 46%. In science, Rock Creek Middle School reports 61%, versus 34% at the high school and 38% statewide. St George Elementary is near the state rate in math (41% versus 41%) and above it in ELA (53% versus 46%).
Recent trends differ by subject: the four-school ELA average fell 6 percentage points from 2024–25 to 2025–26, while the state rate rose 1 point, narrowing the schools’ average lead by 7 points. The math average rose 3 points, keeping its advantage over the state near 11 points; math increased at three schools, while St George Elementary fell 12 points. SchoolDigger rankings declined from 2023–24 to 2025–26 at all four schools, by 4 points at Rock Creek High School, 14 at Rock Creek Middle School, 29 at St George Elementary and 11 at Westmoreland Elementary; its current star ratings are four, four, two and three, respectively. Westmoreland also has the smallest enrollment, lowest student-teacher ratio (9.0) and highest listed free/reduced-lunch rate (33%), but its subject results differ sharply, as do those of the similarly sized middle and high schools.
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