Summary:
Moscow High is the only listed high school in Moscow Public Schools, serving grades 6–12 with 66 students, so there is no other listed local high school for parents to compare it with. The most important concern is that its 2025–26 all-grades ELA and math proficiency rates were well below Kansas: 31% versus 46% in ELA, a 15-point gap, and 24% versus 41% in math, a 17-point gap.
Science is the school’s relative bright spot, especially in 11th grade: all-grades science was 40%, 2 points above the state rate, while 11th-grade science was 45%, 15 points above Kansas. The clearest academic weaknesses are ELA and math: 10th-grade ELA was 17% versus 41% statewide, and 7th-grade math was 25% versus 38%. Completion results are strong: the 2023–24 graduation rate was 100%, 11 points above Kansas. Attendance is less favorable, with chronic absenteeism at 22%, 4 points above the state rate and about 1 point above the district rate.
Recent academic results declined while state rates rose: from 2024–25 to 2025–26, the school’s ELA rate fell 10 points and math fell 14, while Kansas rates rose 1 and 2 points, respectively. The average ELA-and-math gap widened from 2 points below the state to 16 points below. SchoolDigger’s ranking history also fluctuated: the school moved from the 17th percentile in 2023–24 to the 64th in 2024–25, then to the 34th in 2025–26; SchoolDigger gives the district one star and ranks it 195 of 268. The school’s student-teacher ratio is 6.2, its free/reduced-lunch rate is 55%, and reported spending is $21,622 per student.
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