Summary:
Zip code 67119 has three schools serving prekindergarten through grade 12: Oxford Elementary (201 students), Oxford Junior/Senior High (195), and Oxford Online Virtual School (51). Results vary substantially across these schools, so families will find different academic profiles depending on the school and grade. The most important finding is that the virtual school’s proficiency is far below the other two schools, especially in math and science.
Oxford Elementary leads the 2025–2026 All Grades results in ELA and science, at 66% and 42%; the high school scored 41% and 36%, and the virtual school 27% and 6%. In math, the elementary and high school were nearly tied at 48% and 49%, while the virtual school scored 18%. Compared with the next-lowest school, the virtual school was 14 points lower in ELA, 30 points lower in math, and 30 points lower in science. Grade-level results show strengths and exceptions: elementary ELA was 27 points above the state in grade 3 and 35 points above in grade 6, while its grade 5 math was 18 points below. The high school’s math was 8 points above the state overall. All Grades results span different grade ranges, so grade-specific comparisons add context.
Recent trends and other measures give families more to weigh. From 2024–2025 to 2025–2026, elementary proficiency fell 2 points in ELA, 3 in math, and 19 in science; high-school ELA rose 8 points and math 5, while science was unchanged. Virtual-school ELA fell 13 points, while math rose 3. SchoolDigger’s percentile rank rose for the high school, from 39th to 77th, and fell for the elementary, from 80th to 70th; no rank history is provided for the virtual school. The high school’s 100% graduation rate stands out, alongside chronic absenteeism of 22%, compared with 18% statewide. The elementary and high-school student-teacher ratios are 10.2 and 12.9, and their free/reduced-lunch rates are 50% and 37%; these are context, not explanations of score differences.
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