Summary:
Rock Hills has one high school, Rock Hills Junior/Senior High School, serving grades 6–12 with 175 students. In 2025–26, its all-grades proficiency rates were below Kansas in all three subjects: 28% in ELA versus 46% statewide, 33% in math versus 41%, and 35% in science versus 38%. The most important concern is the ELA gap: the school was 18 percentage points below the state.
Because this is the only school listed, it is both the area’s highest- and lowest-scoring school, but that is not a meaningful comparison between local schools. Its strongest reported grade-and-subject result was 8th-grade science: 45% proficiency, 6 points above Kansas. Its weakest pattern was ELA, particularly in grades 7 and 8, which were 23 and 21 points below their respective state rates. Graduation offers a positive counterpoint: the 2023–24 rate was 91%, matching the Rock Hills district and exceeding Kansas’s 90% by 1 point.
Recent results moved in different directions: from 2024–25 to 2025–26, proficiency fell 6 points in ELA and 10 in math, while science rose 3 points. The school’s simple average across the three subjects declined from 37% to 32%, while Kansas’s stayed around 42%, widening the average gap from 5 to 9 points. SchoolDigger’s statewide ranking also dropped from the 75th percentile (82nd of 332; 4 stars) to the 30th percentile (237th of 340; 2 stars); it was at the 36th percentile in 2023–24. Chronic absenteeism was 28%, compared with 18% statewide and 27% districtwide. The school’s 12.8 student–teacher ratio and 55% free/reduced-lunch rate are useful context, not explanations for its results.
Thank you for your feedback!