Summary:
Blue Valley has three schools serving prekindergarten through grade 12: McCormick Elementary (PK–5), Randolph Middle (6–8), and Blue Valley High (9–12), with 266 students combined. The latest results show strengths across the area, but differences by subject and school matter: every school is above the state proficiency figure in all three subjects, while science results vary most.
McCormick Elementary stands out in ELA and math, with 67% proficient in ELA and 65% in math—the highest results in the group and respectively 8 and 16 percentage points above the average of the other two schools. Blue Valley High leads science at 78%, just 1 point ahead of Randolph Middle, and 40 points above the state. At the other end, the high school has the lowest ELA result at 55%, while Randolph has the lowest math result at 49%; McCormick has the lowest science result at 52%. All three remain above state results, though the margins range from 8 points for Randolph’s math to 40 points for the high school’s science.
Results declined year over year in several areas, especially at the high school: its ELA proficiency fell from 75% to 55%, and math from 85% to 50%, though both remain above state figures. Across all three schools, the ELA advantage over the state narrowed from 20 points to 15, and the math advantage from 25 points to 14. SchoolDigger’s 2025–2026 statewide rankings place the high school 29th of 340, McCormick 84th of 657, and Randolph 47th of 368; Randolph’s percentile ranking rose from 49th three years ago to 87th, while the high school peaked at 100th percentile in 2024–2025 before falling to 91st. Enrollment ranges from 44 to 146, and student–teacher ratios from 10.4 to 12.6. These figures offer context, not an explanation for school results.
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