Summary:
Zip code 66087 has one high school, Troy High and Middle School, serving grades 6–12 and enrolling 150 students in Troy Public Schools. With no other high schools in the list, families have one local school to consider rather than a set of nearby schools to compare. The most important finding is that Troy’s 2025–26 proficiency rates were below state results in all three subjects, with the largest gap in science.
Troy is both the highest- and lowest-scoring school in this area’s list because it is the only one; that does not show how it compares with other local schools. In 2025–26, 33% of Troy students were proficient in English language arts (ELA), compared with 46% statewide, a gap of 13 percentage points. Mathematics was 23% versus 41%, 18 points lower, and science was 18% versus 38%, 20 points lower. Grade-level results show a similar pattern: grade 6 was closest to the state in ELA and math, while grade 10 math was 16% proficient versus 37% statewide, a 21-point gap.
Results changed unevenly from 2024–25 to 2025–26: Troy’s ELA proficiency fell from 35% to 33%, math rose from 22% to 23%, and science dropped from 44% to 18%. Science shifted from 2 points above the state to 20 points below; the overall average gap widened from 8 points below the state to 17 points below. SchoolDigger ranked Troy 303rd of 340 schools, at the 11th percentile with 1 star, in 2025–26, a modest rise from the 8th percentile and 0 stars the prior year. Other context includes a 12.5 student-teacher ratio, a 28% free/reduced-lunch rate, graduation of 83% versus 90% statewide, and chronic absenteeism of 24% versus 18% statewide. These indicators add context but cannot be compared across schools in this list.
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