Best Public Schools in Zip Code 67671

ZIP code 67671 has two schools: Victoria Elementary, serving pre-K through grade 6, and Victoria Junior-Senior High School, serving grades 7–12. Across the area, math and science proficiency are above state results at both schools, while English language arts (ELA) is the clearest concern because the high school is below the state even as the elementary school is slightly above it. The most important takeaway is that achievement varies sharply by subject, especially in ELA.

Victoria Elementary stands out in all-grades ELA and science, while Victoria Junior-Senior High School leads in math. Elementary results were 48% in ELA and 53% in science, compared with 38% and 45% at the high school; the elementary leads were 9 and 7 percentage points. High-school math was 53% versus 50%, a 3-point lead. Both schools exceeded the state in math and science, but only the elementary school exceeded it in ELA. Grade-level results add important detail: elementary fourth-grade ELA was 32%, 18 points below the state, while high-school math exceeded state results by 12 points in grade 7, 13 in grade 8 and 20 in grade 10. SchoolDigger ranks the high school 61st of 340 statewide, at the 82nd percentile with four stars; the elementary school ranks 272nd of 657, at the 59th percentile with three stars.

Both schools improved in math and science from 2024–25 to 2025–26, while ELA fell: elementary math rose 6 points and science 3, while ELA fell 3; high-school math rose 10 points and science 8, while ELA fell 2. The equal-weight average gap from the state shifted from 1 point above to 3 below in ELA, while it grew from 5 to 10 points above in math and from 2 to 11 above in science. The high school’s SchoolDigger percentile rose from 33 in 2023–24 to 89 the next year, then stood at 82; the elementary school’s moved from 60 to 54 to 59. The high school also has a lower student-teacher ratio (7.5 versus 11.5) and a lower free/reduced-lunch rate (24% versus 45%); these are differences in school context, not explanations of scores. Results cover just two years of proficiency data, and the schools serve different grade spans.