Summary:
Zip code 66087 has two schools in Troy Public Schools: Troy Elementary, serving pre-K–5, and Troy High and Middle School, serving grades 6–12. Together, they cover the full school-age span, but their 2025–2026 results show a clear difference between the elementary and secondary schools. The most important finding is that the elementary school scored above the state in all three subjects, while the secondary school scored below it in all three.
Troy Elementary stands out at the top: its all-grades proficiency was 50% in ELA, 48% in math and 47% in science, respectively 4, 7 and 9 percentage points above state results. Troy High and Middle School was below the state in each subject, with 33% in ELA, 23% in math and 18% in science—shortfalls of 13, 18 and 20 points. The school-to-school gap was largest in science, at 29 points, and math, at 25 points. Grade-level results add detail: elementary fourth-grade math was 12 points above its state benchmark, while secondary grade 10 math was 21 points below.
Results weakened between the two school years supplied, especially in science. Elementary scores fell 7 points in ELA, 4 in math and 14 in science; the secondary school’s science score dropped 25 points, from 44% to 18%, after being 2 points above the state in 2024–2025. Its math result rose 1 point, but remained below the state. SchoolDigger’s 2025–2026 rankings also place the elementary school higher: 315th of 657 schools, in the 52nd percentile with 3 stars, versus 303rd of 340, in the 11th percentile with 1 star, for the secondary school. The elementary school has a 15.2 student-teacher ratio and a 33% free/reduced-lunch rate, compared with 12.5 and 28% at the secondary school; these figures describe the schools, not reasons for their results. Chronic absenteeism was 12% at the elementary school and 24% at the secondary school.
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