Summary
Olpe Elementary is a PK–5 school in the rural Southern Lyon County area, serving 149 students. In 2025–26, its all-grades proficiency results were above both the state and district in English language arts (ELA), math and science. Among the 11 nearby schools with results, it ranked first in ELA and math and second in science. The most important finding is that Olpe is one of the strongest local schools on current test results, especially in ELA and math.
Olpe scored 56% in ELA, 51% in math and 54% in science—about 10, 10 and 16 percentage points above state results, respectively. Its leads over the district were 14 points in ELA, 5 in math and 14 in science. In grade-level results, fifth-grade ELA was a standout at 67%, the highest among nearby schools with results; third-grade math was also strong at 61%, the local high and 18 points above the state. Fourth-grade math is the clearest weakness: 33%, 11 points below the state, though tied with Madison Elementary locally. Fourth-grade ELA was 48%, close to the state’s 50% and around the middle of local results.
Results ended higher in 2025–26 than four years earlier: ELA rose 6 points, math 3 and science 8, although science varied sharply from year to year. SchoolDigger ranks Olpe at the 65th statewide percentile with 3 stars, compared with the district’s 48th percentile and 2 stars; nearby Madison Elementary is next at the 55th percentile. Olpe’s percentile is up from 62 last year but below its earlier 73–75 range. SchoolDigger’s statewide effectiveness ranking for White students is notably lower, at the 48th percentile versus 65th overall; it was at the 62nd percentile in 2023–24. The student-teacher ratio, 12.3, is close to the nearby-school average of 12.1. Chronic absenteeism rose from 6% to 18% over the years shown, even though the latest rate is roughly in line with state and district rates.
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