Summary:
Schools in zip code 40422 include nine schools: three elementary, two middle, three high, and one alternative school. The latest available test results are for 2025–2026, and the area’s average across reported results was 8 points above state results. That average hides a sharp divide: schools in the same area show very different outcomes, especially Woodlawn Elementary School and Edna L. Toliver Intermediate School.
Woodlawn stands out at the top of the reported elementary results: it exceeded the state in all ten listed results, by 14 to 39 points. Toliver fell below the state in all ten, by 1 to 31 points. In fifth grade, Woodlawn led Toliver by 52 points in math, 32 in reading, 45 in writing, 40 in social studies, and 57 in Editing and Mechanics. Among high schools, Boyle County High School led Danville High School in every listed subject, including a 32-point advantage in writing. Boyle County Middle School generally led John W. Bate Middle School, though Bate was 2 points ahead in eighth-grade reading.
Recent movement is mixed: across matched results, the area’s advantage over the state was essentially unchanged, while average results rose at Danville High and Toliver and fell at Boyle County Middle and Bate. SchoolDigger ranked Boyle County High 13th of 262 high schools (95th percentile) and Woodlawn 22nd of 684 elementary schools (97th percentile); Toliver ranked 556th of 684 (19th percentile). In 2024–2025, free/reduced lunch eligible students made up 39% at Woodlawn and 73% at Toliver, while the figures were 50% at Boyle County Middle and 60% at Danville High—context that does not neatly predict results. Student-teacher ratios also offer no simple explanation: Woodlawn’s was 15.2 and Toliver’s 12.5. Test results are not supplied for Mary G. Hogsett Primary School, and results for Anchor Academy and Sunrise Academy are suppressed.
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