Summary:
The six schools serving zip code 41101 include four K–5 elementary schools, one K–12 alternative school, and one alternative school serving Grades 6–12. The elementary results show no single school leading across every subject, and the alternative schools’ 2025–26 school-level test scores are suppressed, so they cannot be compared with the elementary schools. The most important finding is how widely elementary results vary: Grade 5 writing ranges from 17% at Charles Russell Elementary School to 79% at Crabbe Elementary School, a 62-point gap.
Oakview Elementary School stands out in reading and Grade 4 math: it scored 55% in Grade 3 reading, 53% in Grade 4, and 58% in Grade 5, and its Grade 4 math result was 57%. Hager Elementary School led Grade 4 reading at 63% and tied for the highest Grade 5 math score at 57%. Crabbe had the top writing result and tied Oakview for highest Grade 4 science, both at 45%. Charles Russell had several low results, including 25% in Grade 3 reading, but scored 54% in Grade 4 reading—above the state’s 50%. SchoolDigger ranked it 493rd of 684 schools, at the 28th percentile and one star; Oakview and Hager were at the 59th and 58th percentiles, respectively, with three stars each.
Recent changes also differ by subject and school. From 2024–25 to 2025–26, Oakview’s reading improved in all three grades, by 4 to 8 points, while Crabbe gained 13 points in Grade 5 writing and 15 in Grade 4 science. Across the reported school results, science and math moved closer to or slightly above state results, while reading and social studies fell farther below. SchoolDigger’s overall rankings rose for Crabbe (38th to 51st percentile) and slipped for Charles Russell (44th to 28th). School context differs too: 2024–25 free/reduced lunch eligible shares ranged from 57% at Hager to 85% at Crabbe; student-teacher ratios ranged from 11.1 at Oakview to 16.3 at Hager.
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