Summary
Andale High serves 381 students in grades 9–12 in Andale, Kansas, as part of the Renwick district. In 2025–26, SchoolDigger gave the school 4 stars and placed it in the state’s 73rd percentile. Andale’s graduation rate was 97.9% in 2023–24, the highest reported among nearby schools, and chronic absenteeism was 4% in 2025–26, well below the state’s 18%. The clearest academic concern is science: 35% of students were proficient, below both the state average of 38% and the nearby-school average of 37%.
Math is Andale’s strongest subject compared with state and nearby results: 46% were proficient, 5 percentage points above both the state average and the nearby-school average. However, the district’s math proficiency was 57%, and five nearby schools scored higher than Andale. ELA proficiency was 47%, just 1 point above the state average; Andale was around the middle of nearby schools in ELA and science, too. Overall, Andale’s academic results are solid against some comparisons, but it does not lead its local group, and science trails both the state and nearby average.
Results have improved since 2022–23 in ELA and math, rising 9 and 7 percentage points, respectively, but both fell after a stronger 2024–25: ELA declined 6 points and math 11. SchoolDigger’s overall percentile also fell from 91 in 2024–25 to 73 in 2025–26. Its student–teacher ratio was 13, toward the lower end of nearby schools’ reported range of 9.2 to 17.4; its free/reduced-lunch rate was 17%, compared with a nearby-school average of 29%. SchoolDigger’s statewide measure of how well schools serve different groups shows a notable gap for male students: Andale ranked in the 39th percentile for this group in 2025–26, compared with the 73rd percentile overall, down from the 79th percentile for male students in 2020–21. For students receiving special education services, Andale ranked in the 23rd percentile in 2024–25, while its overall ranking that year was in the 91st percentile.
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