Summary:
Geronimo has three schools serving prekindergarten through grade 12: Geronimo Elementary (176 students), Geronimo Middle (49 students), and Geronimo High (97 students). The latest reported results show improvement at each school, but academic performance varies noticeably by school and subject. The clearest difference is in math: proficiency ranges from 48% at Elementary to 12% at High, a 36-point gap.
Elementary stands out in math, with 48% proficient in 2025–2026—30 points above the next-highest school, Middle at 18%, and 23 points above Oklahoma’s 25%. High is the math low at 12%, 13 points below the state. In ELA, High leads at 38%, 8 points above the next-highest school, Elementary at 30%, and 12 points above the state’s 26%; Middle is lowest at 20%, 6 points below the state. High also posted 39% in science and 66% in U.S. History, compared with state results of 30% and 41%. Its 2024–2025 graduation rate was 80%, versus 78% statewide. SchoolDigger ranked High 91st of 462 schools (80th percentile, four stars) and Elementary 202nd of 626 (68th percentile, three stars) in 2025–2026.
Results rose in both ELA and math at all three schools from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026. Elementary had the largest gains, up 12 points in ELA and 26 points in math; Middle gained 3 and 9 points, while High gained 3 points in each subject. The three-school average rose 6 points in ELA to 29% and 13 points in math to 26%, which is 3 points and 1 point above the respective state results. Attendance is another positive: chronic absenteeism ranged from 5% at Middle to 8% at Elementary, all below the state’s 16%. As context, all three schools reported free/reduced lunch eligible figures for 2024–2025 of 64% to 67%; the reported student-teacher ratios were 13.3 at Middle and 21.6 at High. These measures are observations, not explanations of achievement. Schools serve different grade spans, enrollment is small at Middle, and its supplied SchoolDigger ranking is from 2014–2015 rather than the latest year.
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