Rose Hill Public Schools

Rose Hill Public Schools serves 1,715 students across four schools, from prekindergarten through grade 12. Across the three schools with 2025–26 scores, average ELA proficiency was 40%, compared with 46% statewide, and average science proficiency was 41%, compared with 38% statewide. Math is the clearest shared concern: all three schools scored below the state average, and their average was 32% versus 41% statewide, an 8-point gap.

Rose Hill Intermediate stands out at the top, leading the reported schools in ELA (52%), math (36%) and science (59%). Its science score was 33 points higher than Rose Hill High’s 26%, the lowest reported science result; High also had the lowest ELA score, at 33%. Rose Hill Middle had the lowest math score, at 28%. SchoolDigger’s 2025–26 statewide ranking percentiles also placed Intermediate highest, at the 47th percentile, followed by High at the 33rd and Middle at the 26th.

Recent results show improvement in some areas, not a broad upward trend: Intermediate science rose 9 points from the prior year, while its math fell 3 points; Middle’s scores changed little, and High’s ELA and math each declined. SchoolDigger ranking percentiles fell overall from 2023–24 to 2025–26 for all three schools: 12 points for Intermediate, 15 for Middle and 7 for High. Other school characteristics offer context but do not explain results: Intermediate and Middle have student–teacher ratios of 12.5 and 11.1, and free/reduced-lunch rates of 36% and 36%; High’s ratio is 15 and its rate is 22%. Rose Hill Primary has no test scores listed, and High has no prior-year science score for comparison.