Summary:
Lone Grove, Oklahoma, has four schools serving prekindergarten through grade 12, with enrollments from 306 to 410 students; test-score results are available for the three schools serving grades 3–12, but not for Lone Grove Primary Elementary School. The clearest takeaway is that academic strengths vary sharply by school and subject: 2025–26 Science proficiency ranged from 22% at Lone Grove High School to 55% at Lone Grove Intermediate School.
Intermediate leads in Science, scoring 55% overall—25 percentage points above the state—and 55% in grade 5 versus 35% statewide. High stands out in grade 11 ELA I (47% versus 36% statewide) and U.S. History (64% versus 41%), but its Science result was 22%, 8 points below the state. Lone Grove Middle School scored 24% in Math overall, 1 point below the state; grade 8 Math and ELA I were also below state results by 3 and 2 points. These contrasts show why no school leads in every subject.
Recent results show both progress and setbacks: Middle raised its overall Math score from 17% to 24% between 2024–25 and 2025–26, while Intermediate’s Science stayed strong, rising from 54% to 55%, as its Math fell from 35% to 29%. High’s scores declined in all four reported subjects; its SchoolDigger ranking moved from the 93rd percentile in 2024–25 to the 87th in 2025–26. In 2024–25, free/reduced lunch eligibility ranged from 43% at High to 55% at Intermediate, and student-teacher ratios ranged from 13.0 at Middle to 16.4 at High; these figures do not follow a single achievement pattern. Chronic absenteeism was below the state’s 16% at all four schools, though Middle’s 13% exceeded the district’s 9%. High’s graduation rate was 70%, 8 percentage points below the state.
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