Summary:
Haysville has nine schools—six elementary, two middle and one high school—serving students from elementary grades through high school. In 2025–26, elementary schools averaged 43% in ELA and 37% in science, close to state averages of 46% and 38%; middle schools averaged 33% in ELA and 30% in science, both below state rates. The clearest area-wide concern is math: elementary schools averaged 30% and middle schools 31%, compared with 41% statewide, while the high school’s 15% was 26 percentage points below the state.
Elementary results differ considerably by school and subject. Oatville Elementary led elementary ELA at 51%, 20 points above Prairie Elementary School, which had the lowest elementary rate in all three subjects: 31% ELA, 20% math and 22% science. Freeman Elementary led elementary math at 34%, while Rex Elementary led science at 48%, just under 1 point ahead of Freeman. Among the middle schools, Haysville West Middle School led ELA at 34%; Haysville Middle School led math at 32% and science at 32%. Campus High Haysville had 33% ELA, 15% math and 18% science; it is the only high school in the list.
Recent changes are mixed: average ELA rose 3 percentage points across the nine schools, while math rose 1 point—less than the state’s 2-point increase. Science improved by an average of 3 points among the eight schools with scores in both years, while the state rate fell 3 points. Oatville Elementary gained 14 points in ELA but dropped 9 in science; Prairie Elementary School improved in all three subjects but remained lowest among elementary schools. SchoolDigger statewide percentile ranks rose from 13 to 24 for Haysville Middle School, but fell from 35 to 23 for Nelson Elementary. Context measures also vary: Oatville Elementary had the lowest listed elementary free/reduced-lunch rate, 55%, while Rex Elementary had the lowest student–teacher ratio, 12.8, and highest elementary science score.
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