Summary:
Zip code 67206 has three public schools in Minneha Core Knowledge Elementary and Price-Harris Communications Magnet (PK–5), and Coleman Middle School (grades 6–8), all in the Wichita district. Results vary substantially among the schools: Price-Harris was above state proficiency in English language arts (ELA) and math, but all three schools were below the state in science. Science is the clearest shared concern: the schools averaged 26% proficiency, compared with 38% statewide, a 13-point gap.
Price-Harris was the academic leader in 2025–26, with 53% proficiency in ELA, 44% in math, and 31% in science. Compared with the average of the other two schools, it led by 21 points in ELA, 20 in math, and 9 in science; it was above the state in ELA and math, but 7 points below in science. Coleman had the lowest results in all three subjects—25% in ELA, 16% in math, and 19% in science—and fell short of the other schools’ average by 21, 22, and 10 points, respectively. Minneha was between them, at 39% in ELA, 32% in math, and 26% in science.
From 2024–25 to 2025–26, all three schools improved in math; across the schools, average proficiency rose 3 points in ELA and 5 in math. Science average proficiency fell 1 point, despite the school-to-state gap narrowing by 2 points because the state result declined more. Price-Harris’s science result dropped 9 points, even as its ELA and math improved. SchoolDigger’s statewide percentile rank rose for Price-Harris from 35 to 49, while Minneha’s fell from 39 to 22 and Coleman’s remained low, moving from 5 to 7. Enrollment and student-teacher ratios do not track results simply: Price-Harris had the smallest enrollment (477) and highest ratio (16.9), while Coleman’s ratio was 15.4. Coleman also had the highest free/reduced-lunch rate, 84%, compared with 64% at Price-Harris; these figures are context, not an explanation for achievement.
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