Summary
Crestwood Elementary School serves 538 students in kindergarten through fifth grade in Crestwood, in Oldham County. The clearest concern is fifth grade: in 2025–2026, proficiency was 36% in math, 52% in reading, 48% in science, 25% in writing, 44% in social studies and 54% in editing and mechanics. Each result was below the average for the five nearby Oldham County schools in the same subject, making the shortfall broad rather than limited to one test.
Writing is the school’s weakest subject compared with the state, district and nearby schools: its average across tested grades was 25%, versus 35% statewide, 56% in the district and 54% among nearby peers. Science is its strongest relative to the state, at 48% compared with 40%, although it remained below the district’s 51% and nearby peers’ 53%. Overall, Crestwood was above the state in five of six subjects, but below the nearby-school and district averages in all six. There is also a notable grade-level contrast: fourth-grade math proficiency was 61%, above the state’s 43%, the district’s 58% and nearby peers’ average of 56%.
Results have moved in different directions over time: science rose from 30% in 2022–2023 to 48% in 2025–2026, and editing and mechanics from 33% to 54%, while writing fell from 37% to 25%; fifth-grade writing dropped from 62% to 25% in one year. SchoolDigger ranked Crestwood at the 62nd percentile with 3 stars in 2025–2026, down from the 72nd percentile and 4 stars the year before. Its student–teacher ratio was 13.4 in 2024–2025, below the nearby-peer average of 15.4, while its free/reduced lunch eligible rate was 34% that school year; these are context, not explanations for results. SchoolDigger’s measure of how well the school serves students with disabilities ranked at the 11th percentile, down from the 48th the prior year. For students with low socioeconomic status, it ranked at the 22nd percentile, down from the 50th.
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