Summary:
Zip code 67870 has two schools serving prekindergarten through grade 12: Satanta Elementary (PK–5, 128 students) and Satanta Junior-Senior High (grades 6–12, 114 students). Their 2025–26 results show different strengths by subject, rather than one school leading across the board. Because the schools serve different grades, their all-grades rates reflect different grade mixes and are not same-grade comparisons. Across the two schools, math is the clearest weakness relative to the state: their simple average was 23% proficient, 18 points below the state’s 41%.
Satanta Elementary stands out in ELA and science, with 48% proficient in ELA and 38% in science, compared with 32% and 12% at the high school. The high school leads in math, at 32% versus 14% at elementary. Science has the largest school-to-school gap: 26 points in elementary’s favor; the gap is 16 points in ELA, also favoring elementary, and 17 points in math, favoring the high school. SchoolDigger ranks elementary 497th of 657 schools (24th percentile, 1 star) and the high school 223rd of 340 (34th percentile, 2 stars). These are SchoolDigger rankings, not test scores.
Over the two test years, science moved closer to the state benchmark: the two-school average rose from 22% to 25%, while the state rate fell from 41% to 38%; the average shortfall narrowed from 20 to 13 points. ELA’s average shortfall edged from 7 to 6 points, while math fell further behind, with its shortfall widening from 15 to 18 points. Grade results also reveal exceptions: elementary ELA is above the state in grades 4 and 5 (56% versus 50%, and 58% versus 51%), while its grade 5 math rate is 0% versus 45% statewide. At the high school, grade 8 math is 42% versus 40% statewide. The high school has a lower student-teacher ratio (8.6 versus 10.5) and a higher free/reduced-lunch rate (75% versus 65%); these are context, not explanations for results.
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