Summary:
Zip code 67124 has seven schools—three elementary, one middle, two high schools and one alternative school—and six report 2025–2026 KAP results; Pratt Learning Center has no reported test scores. Across the schools with results, average proficiency was 56% in ELA, 50% in math and 49% in science, compared with state results of 46%, 41% and 38%. The clearest overall takeaway is that school averages are above state results, but performance varies substantially by school and subject.
Skyline High stands out in ELA and math, with 69% and 81% proficiency; those results are 24 and 43 points above Liberty Middle School, which has the lowest reported results in all three subjects (45% ELA, 38% math and 41% science). Pratt Academic Center leads in science at 60%, compared with Liberty’s 41%. SchoolDigger ranks Skyline High 13th of 340 statewide, in the 96th percentile with five stars; Pratt Senior High ranks 47th, in the 86th percentile with four stars.
Recent trends favor Skyline High, whose ELA proficiency rose 23 points and math rose 18 points from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026; Pratt Senior High’s ELA rose 2 points while its math fell 7. Results also shift by grade: in grade 4, Pratt Academic Center leads Skyline Elementary by 12 points in ELA and 26 in math, while Skyline Elementary leads Pratt in grade 5 math by 25 points. High test scores do not tell the whole story: Skyline High’s chronic absenteeism is 25%, and its graduation rate is 85%, compared with Pratt Senior High’s 97% graduation rate. Skyline High also has a 9.0 student–teacher ratio, while Pratt Academic Center’s is 16.5. Because schools serve different grade spans, their schoolwide results are not direct like-for-like comparisons.
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