Summary
Bradley Elementary serves 412 students in prekindergarten through grade 5 in Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. Its 2025–2026 proficiency results are well above state averages overall, but the all-grade scores hide a clear divide between strong grades 3 and 4 and weaker grade 5. The most important concern is fifth-grade math: 53% of students were proficient, 27 percentage points below the Fort Leavenworth district result.
Compared with Kansas, Bradley was ahead by 31 points in English language arts (ELA), 33 in math and 17 in science. Against its district, it was 1 point higher in ELA, 1 point lower in math and 19 points lower in science. Among the three Fort Leavenworth elementary schools, Bradley ranked second in ELA and third in math and science. Its grade-level results show how much performance varies: grade 3 and 4 math scores were each about 6 points above district results, while fifth-grade ELA was 8 points below. In grade 4 math, it led nearby schools with reported results, including MacArthur Elementary and Eisenhower Elementary; in grade 5 math, it scored below those schools and Pleasant Ridge Elementary, but above Lansing Intermediate School.
Over four years, ELA and math were broadly flat, rising by 3 and 1 points, respectively, while science fell by 17 points, from 72% to 56%. Science remains above the state average, but its gap narrowed by 24 points as the school’s score dropped. SchoolDigger ranked Bradley 51st of 657 Kansas schools, in the 92nd percentile, with five stars; its previous ranking was 10th, in the 98th percentile. Its student-teacher ratio is 13.2, higher than MacArthur’s 12.1 and Eisenhower’s 11.1. Chronic absenteeism was 11%, below the district’s 12% and the state’s 18%; its latest reported free/reduced-lunch rate was 6%, a contextual measure that does not explain achievement. Nearby schools serve different grade spans, so all-grade comparisons are not perfectly like-for-like.
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