Summary:
Eudora has four listed schools: one elementary, one middle and two high schools, including a virtual school; the supplied proficiency results cover the three in-person schools. The virtual school has no proficiency scores to compare. In 2025–26, all three in-person schools scored above the state in math and science, while their ELA results varied. The clearest area-wide standout is Eudora Middle School, which led the other scored schools in all three subjects.
Eudora Middle School scored 53% in ELA, 54% in math and 49% in science—about 7, 13 and 11 percentage points above state results. Eudora High School was second in math and science, at 52% and 49%, but had the lowest ELA result, 44%, about 2 points below the state. Eudora Elementary School ranked second in ELA at 50% and third in math and science, at 42% and 45%; its math result was only about 1 point above the state. The gap between the highest- and lowest-scoring schools was about 9 points in ELA, 12 in math and 5 in science.
Recent results are mixed: the three-school ELA average fell from 51% to 49% between 2024–25 and 2025–26, while the math average rose from 46% to 49%. Elementary and middle school science results also improved, with their average rising from 44% to 47%. SchoolDigger’s statewide rankings moved in different directions: the elementary school fell from the 61st to the 46th percentile, the high school rose from the 57th to the 86th, and the middle school went from the 77th to the 83rd. The middle school has the highest student-teacher ratio among the in-person schools, 15.2, yet leads in proficiency; these figures do not follow a simple pattern. The high school also pairs a 98% graduation rate with below-state ELA proficiency, while the virtual school reports an 88% graduation rate and a 14% dropout rate.
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