Summary:
Yukon, Oklahoma, has 18 listed schools—11 elementary, six middle and one high school—serving students from early childhood through high school across the Yukon, Mustang and Piedmont districts. OSTP results are available for 17 schools; Piedmont Early Childhood Center has no test results in the supplied data. Across reporting schools, average proficiency was above state results in ELA, math and science, but school-to-school results vary widely. The most important takeaway is that the area’s averages are positive relative to the state, yet they do not describe what a child is likely to experience at any one school.
Mustang Trails Elementary led ELA with 48% proficient—15 percentage points above the other schools’ average and 22 points above the state’s 26%. Stone Ridge Elementary led math at 63%, 23 points above the other schools’ average and 38 above the state. In science, Mustang North Middle led at 61%, 24 points above the other reporting schools’ average and 31 above the state. At the lower end, Skyview Elementary had the lowest ELA result, 20%; Yukon High School had the lowest math result, also 20%, and lowest science result, 25%. Yukon High’s results are mixed: its ELA was 40%, and U.S. History was 47%, above the state’s 41%.
Area averages edged upward from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026: ELA rose by about 1 point and science by 2, while math increased by less than 1 point, from 40.7% to 41.0%. Individual schools did not all follow that pattern: Mustang Creek Elementary fell 10 points in ELA and 11 in math, while Skyview gained 17 points in math. SchoolDigger ranked Stone Ridge in the 96th percentile and Mustang Trails and Mustang North in the 95th percentile in 2025–2026. As context, free/reduced lunch eligible shares in 2024–2025 ranged from 26% at Stone Ridge to 73% at Shedeck Elementary; schools with similar shares also had differing results, so this measure does not explain their scores.
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