Summary
Marshall Elementary School in Eureka serves 309 students in pre-K through sixth grade. The school is in the Eureka district, which SchoolDigger rates at the 68th percentile statewide, with 3 stars. Marshall ranks at the 56th percentile and also has 3 stars. Its overall results are above state and district levels in all three tested subjects, but fourth-grade math and sixth-grade ELA stand out as concerns; science is its clearest strength.
Science proficiency was 79% at Marshall, compared with 38% statewide, 53% in the district, and 55% at Flinthills Intermediate School. In ELA, Marshall scored 51% and in math 46%, above state results of 46% and 41% and district results of 50% and 42%, respectively. However, its ELA and math results were below the two nearby schools’ averages of 62% and 58%; those schools are Flinthills and Hamilton Elementary. At grade level, fourth-grade math was 31%, compared with 44% statewide, while sixth-grade ELA was 25% versus 42%. Fifth grade was stronger: ELA was 66% and math 64%. The all-grades comparison with Flinthills is not fully like-for-like because it serves grades 3–5; Hamilton has no reported science score.
Results have risen over the four supplied years, but not steadily: from 2022–23 to 2025–26, Marshall gained 11 points in ELA, 13 in math, and 25 in science, with much of the science improvement coming from a 31-point jump in the latest year. SchoolDigger’s rank rose from the 35th percentile and 2 stars in 2024–25 to the 56th percentile and 3 stars, still below Flinthills’ 79th percentile and 4 stars. Marshall’s 2024–25 student–teacher ratio was 10.8, compared with 9.3 at Flinthills and 7.0 at Hamilton; its free/reduced-lunch rate was 72%, close to Hamilton’s 73%. SchoolDigger’s statewide ranking for students with low socioeconomic status was at the 76th percentile, 20 points above Marshall overall; its ranking for White students was at the 41st percentile, 15 points below overall and up from the 18th percentile the prior year. Chronic absenteeism was comparatively low at 8%, versus 18% statewide and 12% in the district.
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