Summary:
Lexington, Oklahoma, has three public schools serving prekindergarten through grade 12: Lexington Elementary School (PK–5, 463 students), Lexington Middle School (grades 6–8, 205 students), and Lexington High School (grades 9–12, 315 students). The clearest shared concern is mathematics: in 2025–2026, results were 20% at Elementary, 13% at Middle, and 7% at High, all below the state’s 25%.
The schools have different subject strengths. Elementary had the strongest mathematics result, while Middle led science at 37%, 7 percentage points above the state’s 30%; High’s science result was 15%. High had the highest ELA result at 24%, just above Elementary’s 23%, while Middle was at 15%. High’s 90% graduation rate in 2024–2025 also stood out, exceeding the state’s 78% by 13 points, despite its low proficiency results. These schoolwide comparisons span different grade levels, so they are not same-grade comparisons.
Results improved in several areas from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026, but not everywhere: Elementary rose 8 points in ELA, 3 in mathematics, and 12 in science; Middle gained 5 points in mathematics, while ELA fell 3 points and science was unchanged. High gained 4 points in mathematics and 10 in science, but declined 4 in ELA and 2 in U.S. History. SchoolDigger’s rankings rose from the 19th to the 34th percentile for Elementary and from the 13th to the 21st for High, while Middle slipped from the 27th to the 24th. For context, 2024–2025 free/reduced lunch eligible shares were 72% at Elementary, 71% at Middle, and 58% at High; student–teacher ratios were 14, 19.8, and 21.8, respectively.
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