Summary:
Lindsay, Oklahoma, has three public schools serving prekindergarten through grade 12, with reported enrollment of 1,130: 503 at Lindsay Elementary (PK–4), 313 at Lindsay Middle (grades 5–8), and 314 at Lindsay High (grades 9–12). The most important pattern is that every school scored below the state in both ELA and math in 2025–2026: ELA results were 6%–22% versus 26% statewide, and math results were 10%–22% versus 25% statewide.
Lindsay Middle stands out in science, with 47% proficient—17 percentage points above the state’s 30% and 40 points above Lindsay High’s 7%; Middle’s grade 5 and grade 8 science results also exceeded state results. Lindsay High led in ELA at 22%, ahead of Middle’s 20% and Elementary’s 6%, though all three were below the state. Middle narrowly led math at 22%, just above Elementary’s 21%, while High was lowest at 10%; all fell short of the state’s 25%.
Recent results improved at Middle but declined in the other two schools: from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026, Middle rose 3 points in ELA, 6 in math, and 11 in science, while Elementary fell 9 points in ELA and 7 in math; High fell in each reported subject, including a 19-point drop in U.S. History. SchoolDigger gives the district 1 star and ranks it 381 of 450 (15th percentile). In 2024–2025, free/reduced lunch eligible figures were 68% at Elementary, 41% at Middle, and 48% at High; reported student-teacher ratios were 14.5, 13.7, and 17.1, respectively. These figures offer context, but differences in grade spans and school characteristics do not explain why results vary.
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