Summary
Haven Middle School serves 118 students in grades 7–8 in Haven, Kansas. Its clearest academic concern is math: 30% of students were proficient in 2025–2026, 11 percentage points below the state and 9 points below Haven Public Schools.
Science is the school’s strongest subject compared with the state, but not with its district: 41% were proficient, 3 points above the state and 11 points below the district. Math also stands out among nearby schools: Haven had the third-lowest result among 10 schools, and its 30% proficiency was 12 points below the nearby-school average. ELA proficiency was 41%, below both the state and district, and fourth-lowest among the 10 schools. Attendance, by contrast, is a clear strength: chronic absenteeism was 6%, compared with 18% statewide and 16% in the district, and was lower than at every nearby school with data; Pretty Prairie Middle was next-lowest at 8%.
Results have improved from some low points, but Haven has not kept pace with the state overall. Since 2022–2023, ELA proficiency rose 9 points, while the gap below the state widened from 1 point to 5; science rose 4 points, but its lead over the state narrowed from 6 to 3. Math fell by 1 point over that period, while the state rose 10 points, widening Haven’s shortfall to 11 points. SchoolDigger ranks Haven 212th of 368 statewide, at the 42nd percentile with 2 stars; the district ranks 120th of 268, at the 55th percentile with 3 stars. The student-teacher ratio is 13.1, and the free/reduced-lunch rate is 46%, close to the nearby-school average of 47%. SchoolDigger’s effectiveness ranking for students receiving special education was notably high: the 93rd percentile in 2024–2025, compared with Haven overall at the 48th percentile. Its ranking for female students was lower, at the 26th percentile in 2025–2026 versus 42nd overall.
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