Summary:
Tuttle has five listed schools, from early childhood through high school: Tuttle Early Childhood Center, three elementary schools, one middle school and one high school. Four schools have 2025–26 test results, and their math average was 47% proficient—22 percentage points above the state’s 25%—but results vary sharply by school. The most important finding is that the math scores range from 23% at Tuttle High School to 65% at Tuttle Intermediate Elementary School, a 42-point spread.
Tuttle Intermediate stands out in math and science, with 65% proficient in math and 57% in science—40 and 27 points above the state, respectively. Tuttle Middle School is close behind in science at 56%, but its ELA score of 36% is the lowest reported. Tuttle High leads in ELA at 47%, 21 points above the state, yet has the lowest math and science scores: 23% and 18%, respectively. Tuttle Elementary School recorded 39% in ELA and 52% in math; its grade-three results were still above the state in both subjects.
Recent results show Tuttle Intermediate improving in all three reported subjects from 2024–25 to 2025–26: ELA rose 10 points, math 8 and science 13. SchoolDigger ranked it 30th of 626 schools, in the 95th percentile with five stars; Tuttle Middle ranked 22nd of 378, in the 94th percentile with five stars. Across the schools, the average rose 7 points in science and 1 point in math, while ELA fell 3 points. In 2024–25, free/reduced lunch eligible shares ranged from 31% at Tuttle High to 46% at Tuttle Early Childhood Center; these figures are context, not an explanation of scores. Student-teacher ratios ranged from 13.5 at Tuttle Elementary to 17.4 at Tuttle High. Schoolwide results cover different grade spans, and the early childhood center has no test scores in the supplied data.
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