Summary:
Inman has one high school, Inman Junior/Senior High School, serving grades 7–12, with 188 students. Its latest results put it just above Kansas in English language arts (ELA) and science, but below the state in mathematics; overall, the three-subject average was about 1 percentage point below Kansas.
Within the school’s reported grade-level results, grade 10 ELA stands out most positively: 58% proficiency, 18 points above the state. Grade 8 ELA is the clearest low point, at 35%, 8 points below the state; grade 7 mathematics was also below, by 7 points. For all grades combined, ELA was essentially level with Kansas (46% for both), science was 1 point higher (39% versus 38%), and mathematics was 4 points lower (37% versus 41%). Other indicators compare favorably: graduation was 94% versus 90% statewide, and chronic absenteeism was 8% versus 18%. There is no second school in the local data for a school-to-school comparison.
Test results weakened overall from 2024–2025: Inman’s simple average across the three subjects went from 10 points above the state to 1 point below it. Mathematics fell by 10 points, while the state increased by 2; science fell by 22 points, narrowing Inman’s earlier 20-point lead to 1 point. ELA and science remain near or slightly above state results in the latest year, so the pattern is not uniformly weak. Meanwhile, SchoolDigger’s rating improved: the school moved from 142nd of 332 Kansas schools, at the 57th percentile with 3 stars, to 73rd of 340, at the 79th percentile with 4 stars. The school reports a 9.3 student-teacher ratio and a 34% free/reduced-lunch rate as additional context.
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