Summary:
Haven Public Schools has one high school, Haven High, serving grades 9–12 and enrolling 223 students. Its academic results vary by subject, and its strongest relative result is in science. The most important concern is mathematics: in 2025–2026, proficiency was 12 points below the Kansas rate.
Because Haven High is the only school listed, there is no meaningful top-or-bottom comparison among local schools. Compared with Kansas in 2025–2026, Haven’s science proficiency was 48% versus 38% statewide, a 9-point advantage. ELA was 38% versus 46%, an 8-point shortfall, and mathematics was 29% versus 41%, a 12-point shortfall. Other measures paint a more favorable picture: graduation was 94% in 2023–2024, 4 points above the state, and chronic absenteeism was 10% in 2025–2026, 8 points below. The dropout rate was marginally higher than the state’s in 2024–2025: 1.3% versus 1.2%.
Results over time show different patterns in ELA and mathematics. ELA proficiency rose from 36% to 38% between 2024–2025 and 2025–2026, roughly keeping pace with Kansas, which rose from 44% to 46%; the gap remained about 8 points. Mathematics fell from 32% to 29% while the state improved from 39% to 41%, widening the gap by 6 points. SchoolDigger’s statewide percentile standing rose from 45th in 2024–2025 to 60th in 2025–2026, but remained below its 81st-percentile standing in 2023–2024. The school’s student–teacher ratio is 9.2, and 36% of students qualify for free or reduced-price lunch; these figures provide context, not an explanation of results.
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