Summary:
Zip code 66006 has four Baldwin schools serving prekindergarten through grade 12: Baldwin Elementary Primary Center (PK–2), Baldwin Elementary Intermediate Center (3–5), Baldwin Junior High School (6–8), and Baldwin High School (9–12); enrollment ranges from 276 to 437. The Primary Center has no reported test scores in the supplied figures. The clearest academic standout is Junior High, which leads in math and science and is above state rates in all three subjects.
Junior High has the strongest overall subject results: 52% are proficient in math, compared with 48% at High and 45% at Intermediate; its science rate is 47%, versus 41% at Intermediate and 40% at High. High narrowly leads ELA at 53.9%, just above Junior High at 53.5%; Intermediate is at 51%. All three schools’ all-grades results exceed state rates, with Junior High’s advantages reaching 11 points in math and 8 points in science. Intermediate is the lowest of the three in ELA and math, and its grade-level results show some additional gaps: grade 4 ELA is 2 points below the state, grade 4 math is 5 points below, and grade 5 science is 5 points below.
Recent progress is uneven: average ELA and math proficiency rose across the three reporting schools, but Intermediate fell in both subjects—4 points in ELA and 3 in math—while High’s ELA rose 13 points and Junior High’s math rose 9. Science is another contrast: Intermediate fell 21 points, while Junior High rose 1 point as the state rate declined. SchoolDigger’s latest statewide percentiles are 85 for High and 82 for Junior High, compared with 49 for Intermediate; Intermediate’s rank also fell from the 70th percentile in 2023–2024. Context differs too: student-teacher ratios range from 13.7 at High to 18.2 at Intermediate, and free/reduced-lunch rates range from 28% to 34%; these figures describe differences, not their causes. Chronic absenteeism is below the state’s 18% at all four schools, ranging from 12% to 16%.
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