Summary:
Three public schools serve grades PK–12 in zip code 58523: Beulah Elementary (PK–4), Beulah Middle (5–8), and Beulah High (9–12). Enrollment ranges from 209 to 306 students. In 2025–26, the three schools’ average all-grades results were above state figures by 3–8 points in math, 3–9 points in reading, and 4–12 points in science. The most important takeaway is that the overall advantage hides substantial differences by school, subject, and grade.
Beulah Middle has the strongest current all-grades profile: 61% proficiency in math, 66% in reading, and 50–58% in science, compared with state results of 54%, 57%, and 39%. SchoolDigger ranks it 14 of 65 statewide, in the 78th percentile with four stars. Beulah High ranks 38 of 129 (71st percentile, four stars), while Beulah Elementary ranks 123 of 216 (43rd percentile, two stars). Elementary’s grade 3 reading result, 40–48%, is below the state’s 60%, though its grade 4 math result, 70–78%, is above the state’s 58%. High’s results also vary: its math band of 50–58% straddles the state’s 54%.
High’s scores show the sharpest rebound from 2024–25 to 2025–26: math rose from 9% to 50–58%, reading from 34% to 60–68%, and science from 19% to 40–48%; its SchoolDigger percentile rose from 6 to 71. Elementary’s math and reading improved, but its science result fell by 1–9 points. High also had a 96% graduation rate versus 87% statewide, alongside 22% chronic absenteeism versus 19%. In 2024–25, student-teacher ratios were 15.3 at Elementary, 12.7 at Middle, and 10.9 at High; free/reduced lunch eligible shares that year were 20%, 19%, and 15%, respectively. These figures provide context, not an explanation for school results.
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