Summary:
Zip code 67133 has four Rose Hill schools serving pre-K through grade 12: Rose Hill Primary (PK–2), Rose Hill Intermediate (3–5), Rose Hill Middle (6–8) and Rose Hill High (9–12). The clearest area-wide concern is middle-school ELA and math: results are below state benchmarks in grades 7 and 8, with gaps of 13 points in ELA and 13–14 points in math.
Rose Hill Intermediate has the strongest reported All Grades scores in all three subjects: 52% in ELA, 36% in math and 59% in science. Those results are 6 points above the state in ELA and 20 points above in science, but 5 points below in math; fourth-grade math is a particular weakness, 19 points below the state. At the other end, Rose Hill High is 13 points below the state in ELA and 12 below in science, while Rose Hill Middle is 13 points below in All Grades math. Reported All Grades scores cover different grade spans, so treat these as school profiles rather than direct same-grade comparisons; Primary has no supplied test scores.
Across the three schools with scores, the average gaps from the state widened from 2024–25 to 2025–26: from 4 to 6 points in ELA and from 5 to 9 points in math. Science moved in the opposite direction: the two-school average rose from 44% to 48%, led by a 9-point increase at Intermediate, while Middle’s result was essentially unchanged. SchoolDigger’s percentiles fell over three years at Intermediate (59 to 47), Middle (41 to 26) and High (40 to 33). For additional context, Intermediate and Middle each enroll 328 students and have similar free/reduced-lunch rates (about 36%), but their reported scores differ substantially; their student-teacher ratios are 12.5 and 11.1. Chronic absenteeism is lowest at Intermediate (12%) and highest at High (18%), compared with 18% statewide.
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