Summary:
Zip code 67752 has two schools in Quinter Public Schools: Quinter Elementary serves pre-K through grade 6, and Quinter Junior-Senior High serves grades 7–12. The latest results show different strengths by subject, with both schools above the state in science but math the clearest area-wide concern: their simple average in science is 44% versus 38% statewide, while in math it is 37% versus 41%. That shared science strength and weaker math performance is the most important pattern across the area.
Which school stands out depends on the subject: Quinter Elementary leads in all-grades ELA at 51%, compared with 40% at the high school, an 11-point gap; it is 5 points above the state, while the high school is 6 points below. The high school leads in all-grades math, 41% to 33%, and science, 47% to 42%; its science result is 8 points above the state. Grade-level results reveal especially sharp contrasts: high-school seventh-grade math is 21 points above the state, while elementary sixth-grade math is 20 points below. These are different grade spans, so the all-grades school results are not like-grade comparisons.
Recent results are mixed rather than moving in one direction. From 2024–25 to 2025–26, elementary math rose 9 points while its science score fell 14; at the high school, science rose 12 points, while ELA fell 6. SchoolDigger’s percentile ranking for Quinter Elementary moved from 72 in 2023–24 to 39 and then 41; the high school moved from 44 to 72 and then 42. The high school has a lower student-teacher ratio—8.7 versus 14.2—but its results are not higher in every subject; free/reduced-lunch rates are 35% and 40%, respectively, as context only. Both schools’ chronic absenteeism rates are below the state’s. Because the schools serve different grades and the score trends cover only two years, families may find the results for their child’s grade most informative.
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