Schools in Zip Code 66048

Zip code 66048 has eight schools—five elementary, two middle and one high school—serving early education through high school; seven report 2025–26 test scores, while Earl Lawson Early Education Center does not. Across the seven reporting schools, average proficiency was 32% in English Language Arts (ELA) and 20% in math, compared with 46% and 41% statewide. The most important area-wide finding is that math is the larger shortfall: the local average was 21 points below the state, versus 14 points in ELA.

Henry Leavenworth led the reported All Grades results in both subjects, with 49% in ELA and 37% in math. Those scores were 11 and 6 points above the next-highest school in each subject, Leavenworth Senior High; Henry was 3 points above the state in ELA but 4 below in math. Richard Warren Intermediate School led the three schools reporting science, at 31%—7 points above Senior High, though 7 below the state. At the lower end, Anthony Elementary had the lowest ELA result at 21%, while Leavenworth Virtual School had the lowest math result at 4%. Grade-level results add nuance: Henry was above state figures in third-grade ELA and math by 1 and 5 points, but below in fourth grade in both.

Average results improved over the latest year, but not at every school: ELA rose from 28% to 32%, and math from 17% to 20%. Six schools improved in ELA; Anthony Elementary declined 7 points in ELA and 3 in math. Leavenworth Virtual School gained 20 points in ELA but fell 4 in math, while Henry Leavenworth gained 15 points in math. SchoolDigger’s statewide percentile ranking also moved in different directions: Henry rose from 17 to 40, while Anthony fell from 15 to 3; David Brewer Elementary rose from 10 to 14. Similar student-teacher ratios at Brewer and Anthony—13.8 and 13.0—coincide with different results, with Brewer 14 points higher in ELA and 5 higher in math. All Grades comparisons span different grade ranges, and science scores are reported by only three schools.