Summary:
ZIP code 42206 has one school, Auburn Elementary School, a PK–8 school with 760 students in the Logan County district. With no other school listed, families can compare Auburn’s results with district and state figures, but not with another local school. Its strongest state-relative results in 2025–26 were in social studies, science, and reading.
Auburn’s tested-grade averages were above the state in all six subjects, with the biggest advantages in social studies (57% versus 39%, a 19-point lead), science (47% versus 34%, 13 points), and reading (60% versus 49%, 11 points). The strongest individual results included grade 7 reading, at 73% proficient versus 50% statewide, and grade 7 science, at 50% versus 28%. Results were not strong in every area: grade 5 writing was 23% versus 35% statewide, 12 points lower, while grade 8 writing was 62% versus 48%, 14 points higher. Writing varied by 39 points between those grades, so the schoolwide subject average does not tell the whole story.
Overall results improved relative to the state, but some grades and subjects moved in the opposite direction. Across the compared subject-and-grade results, Auburn’s average rose from about 50% in 2024–25 to 52% in 2025–26, while its average advantage over the state grew from about 6 to 9 points. Reading rose 8 points on average, but mathematics fell 4 points; notably, grade 8 math dropped 23 points, from 63% to 40%. SchoolDigger ranked Auburn 211th of 684 schools statewide in 2025–26 (69th percentile), up from 270th of 685 (61st percentile) in 2024–25. As context, Auburn’s 2024–25 student-teacher ratio was 17.6, and 48% of students were free/reduced lunch eligible in school year 2024–25; these figures describe the school, not the cause of its results.
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