Summary:
Jennings has one listed school, Jennings Public School, serving prekindergarten through eighth grade and enrolling 303 students. With no other listed school, families cannot compare schools within the city; the most important finding is that in 2025–26 Jennings was below Oklahoma’s statewide results in all three all-grades subjects, with its largest gap in science.
Within the tested grades, sixth grade is the clearest relative bright spot: Jennings was above the state in sixth-grade ELA, 27% versus 25%, and math, 27% versus 26%; fourth-grade ELA was also slightly higher, 23% versus 22%. Results were weaker in several other grades, especially fifth-grade science, 15% versus 35%, and third-grade math, 19% versus 33%. In the all-grades results, science was the largest shortfall at 21% versus 30% statewide, followed by ELA at 21% versus 26% and math at 22% versus 25%.
Results have worsened relative to the state since 2024–25, particularly in science: Jennings’ science proficiency fell 18 points, from 39% to 21%, while the state remained at 30%. Math fell 4 points, from 26% to 22%, and ELA stayed at 21%, leaving the school 3 points below the state in math and 5 points below in ELA. SchoolDigger gives Jennings 2 stars and ranks it 427th of 626 schools, at the 32nd percentile, in 2025–26; its prior-year ranking was at the 31st percentile. Other context includes a 16.9 student–teacher ratio in 2024–25 and 80% free/reduced lunch eligible that school year. Chronic absenteeism is a positive contrast: 8% at Jennings versus 16% statewide in 2025–26, a gap of 8 points.
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