Summary:
ZIP code 67107 includes three public schools in Moundridge serving 512 students from prekindergarten through grade 12: Moundridge Elementary (PK–3), Moundridge Middle (grades 4–8), and Moundridge High (grades 9–12). The clearest area-wide picture is a strong average in English language arts (ELA), a math average just below the state, and notably different results from school to school: the biggest contrast is between Elementary’s leading ELA result and High’s weakest math result.
Standouts depend on the subject. Elementary leads in 2025–26 ELA, with 69% proficiency—23 percentage points above the state and 24 points above the other schools’ average. Middle leads in math at 48%, 7 points above the state; High is lowest at 29%, 12 points below it. High’s results are not low across the board: it has the highest reported science score, 44%, compared with Middle’s 41%, and both are above the state’s 38%. Middle and High are nearly level in ELA, at 45% and 44%, respectively, both just below the 46% state result.
Math changed sharply from the prior year: High fell 34 percentage points, from 63% to 29%, while Middle rose 10 points, from 38% to 48%; Elementary declined 9 points, from 52% to 43%. SchoolDigger’s statewide ranking for High also dropped from 27th of 332 schools (92nd percentile) in 2024–25 to 115th of 340 (66th percentile) in 2025–26, after ranking 90th of 318 the year before that. Middle’s SchoolDigger percentile rose from 42 to 54 over the same latest two years. Enrollment and staffing figures are fairly similar: schools have 160–182 students and student–teacher ratios of 11.4–12.5. Reported free/reduced-lunch rates range from 35% at High to 48% at Elementary and 49% at Middle; these figures offer context, not an explanation for achievement differences.
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