Summary:
Prue, Oklahoma, has two schools serving grades PK–8 and 9–12: Prue Elementary School enrolls 188 students, and Prue High School enrolls 87. Both had lower chronic absenteeism than the state’s 16% in 2025–26: 4% at elementary and 1% at high school. The clearest overall finding is that high school proficiency improved in every reported subject from 2024–25 to 2025–26.
The schools stand out in different subjects. At elementary, math was strongest: 44% proficient, 19 points above the state; science was 35%, 5 points above, while ELA was 24%, 2 points below. At high school, ELA (43%) and U.S. History (58%) were each 17 points above state rates; math (22%) and science (27%) were each 3 points below. High school 11th graders exceeded state rates in all four subjects, by 5 to 17 points. Overall, there is no single school-wide leader: the strongest results depend on the subject. The schools serve different grade spans, and their enrollments are relatively small.
The high school’s gains were broad: ELA and math each rose 12 points, science rose 4, and U.S. History rose 9. Elementary results were mixed: math rose 9 points, while ELA fell 1 and science fell 9. SchoolDigger ranks the high school at the 85th percentile in 2025–26, up from the 10th percentile in 2023–24; the latest elementary ranking provided is the 49th percentile in 2023–24. For context, both schools reported similar shares of students eligible for free/reduced lunch in 2024–25: 86% at elementary and 87% at high school. The high school’s student–teacher ratio was 17.8, compared with 15.8 at elementary; its 2024–25 graduation rate was 90%, versus 78% statewide.
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