Summary
Roosevelt Middle is a public school in Coffeyville serving 262 students in grades 7–8. Its most important takeaway for families is that its 2025–26 proficiency results were below the state and district in English language arts (ELA), math, and science, and below nearby Independence Middle in all three subjects.
ELA is the school’s strongest subject relative to the state and district: 26% of students met proficiency, compared with 46% statewide and 34% in the Coffeyville district—gaps of 19 and 8 percentage points. Math is weakest relative to the state, at 18% versus 41%; science is weakest relative to the district, at 18% versus 29%. Independence reported 44% in ELA, 33% in math, and 33% in science, putting Roosevelt behind by 17, 14, and 15 points, respectively. In grade-level comparisons, Roosevelt also trails Independence in every subject and grade reported; notably, its seventh-grade math result is 22 points lower.
Results have improved since 2022–23 in ELA and math, rising 6 and 4 points, while science fell 4 points; the gaps with the state widened by 7, 6, and 11 points, respectively. All three subjects declined in the latest year, including a 13-point drop in science. SchoolDigger ranks Roosevelt 336th of 368 Kansas schools, at the 9th percentile with 0 stars, down 8 percentile points from the prior year. Its English-learner group ranked at the 40th percentile in 2025–26, up from 0 the year before, while the overall school ranked at the 9th percentile; its multiracial group fell from the 46th to the 4th percentile. These are SchoolDigger measures of how well the school serves each group. Roosevelt’s student-teacher ratio is 15.8, compared with 12 at Independence; its free/reduced-lunch rate is about 74%, close to Independence’s 75%, and its chronic absenteeism rate is 14%, below the state’s 18%. Comparisons with Independence are not fully like-for-like because it serves grades 6–8, and subgroup rankings vary by year and group size.
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