Summary:
Zip code 67835 has two schools in the list: Cimarron Elementary, serving prekindergarten through grade 6, and Cimarron High, serving grades 7–12. Their 2025–26 results vary considerably by subject, so neither school leads across the board. The sharpest contrast is science: Elementary was 2 points above the state, while High was 11 points below it.
Elementary stands out in all-grades ELA and science, while High leads in mathematics. Elementary scored 44% in ELA and 40% in science, compared with High’s 41% and 27%; the schools’ science results differed by 14 points. In math, High scored 42%, 1 point above the state, while Elementary scored 35%, 6 points below it. Grade-level results add important detail: High’s eighth-grade math was 58%, 18 points above the state, while Elementary’s fourth-grade math was 29%, 15 points below. High’s all-grades science result is the clearest low point: it was 11 points below the state and 14 points below Elementary.
Recent results show mixed movement rather than a consistent upward trend. From 2024–25 to 2025–26, Elementary ELA rose 4 points and its gap with the state narrowed from 4 points below to 2 points below; High ELA rose by less than 1 point, and its gap widened from 4 to 5 points below. Math fell at both schools as the state result rose, while Elementary science fell 11 points and High science was nearly unchanged. SchoolDigger gives both schools two stars; its statewide rank percentiles are 31 for Elementary and 40 for High. Elementary’s student–teacher ratio is 11, compared with 9.2 at High; their free/reduced-lunch rates were 46% and 41%, respectively. Chronic absenteeism was 4% at Elementary and 13% at High, both below the state’s 18%; High’s graduation rate was 97%, above the state’s 90%. These measures offer context, but they do not move in lockstep with test results. All-grades comparisons describe schools with different grade spans, rather than comparing the same grades.
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