Chase Raymond Primary Intermediate School

Chase Raymond Primary Intermediate School serves grades PK–7 in Chase, Kansas, and enrolls 72 students—the smallest enrollment among nearby schools with data. Its results are mixed: it is above the Chase-Raymond district in English language arts (ELA), math and science, but below Kansas in ELA and math. Science is its clearest current strength: 50% proficiency was higher than both the state rate of 38% and the nearby-school average of 48%.

Compared with nearby schools, ELA and especially math are weaker areas, while science stands out. ELA proficiency was 37%, below the nearby average of 51% and the state rate of 46%, but above the district rate of 33%. Math was 34%, compared with a nearby average of 51%, a state rate of 41% and a district rate of 26%. Science was also above the district rate of 29%—by 21 percentage points—and the state rate by 12 points. So the school leads its district in every subject, but science is the only subject above both the state and nearby averages.

Scores have risen over the longer term, although not every year brought improvement: from 2022–23 to 2025–26, ELA increased by 16 percentage points to 37%, and math by 24 points to 34%; the gaps with the state narrowed in both subjects. SchoolDigger ranks the school in the 43rd percentile with 2 stars, up from the 2nd percentile in 2022–23. Its district ranks in the 11th percentile with 1 star. The student-teacher ratio is 11.0, matching the nearby average, while 76% of students qualify for free or reduced-price lunch, compared with a nearby average of 54%. SchoolDigger’s statewide standing for White students rose from the 0th percentile in 2022–23 to the 37th in 2025–26, a sharp improvement in its measure of how well the school serves this group; the school’s overall standing rose from the 2nd to the 43rd percentile over the same period. With 72 students, year-to-year results should be read in context.