Summary:
ZIP code 67576 has two schools serving grades PK–12: St John Elementary (PK–6, 225 students) and St John High (grades 7–12, 141 students), for 366 students combined. Because the schools serve different grade spans, their all-grades results are not matched-grade comparisons. The key takeaway is that neither school leads across subjects: the elementary school is stronger in ELA, the high school in math, and both are below the state in science.
St John Elementary stands out in all-grades ELA, with 52% proficient in 2025–26—17 percentage points above St John High and 6 points above the state. The high school leads in math at 44%, compared with 38% at the elementary school and 41% statewide. Science is nearly even: both schools are at about 37%, below the state’s 38%. Grade-level results show more pronounced highs and lows: high school grade 7 math was 67%, 29 points above the state, while grade 10 ELA was 23%, 18 points below. Elementary grade 4 math was 58%, 13 points above the state; grade 5 math was 26%, 19 points below.
Results changed unevenly between 2024–25 and 2025–26. Science proficiency rose from 10% to 37% at the elementary school and from 25% to 37% at the high school, while state science results fell 3 points. ELA declined at both schools, from 62% to 52% at the elementary school and from 39% to 35% at the high school; math fell slightly at the elementary school but rose from 33% to 44% at the high school. SchoolDigger gives both schools two stars and middle-of-the-pack rankings: 46th percentile for the elementary school and 49th for the high school. The high school also reports a lower student–teacher ratio (9.5 versus 15.7), but higher chronic absenteeism (36% versus 10%; the state rate is 18%). Its 2023–24 graduation rate was 95%, 6 points above the state. Free/reduced-lunch rates were 42% at the high school and 40% at the elementary school.
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