Summary:
Oklahoma Virtual Charter Academy has three schools serving PK–12: an elementary school for PK–5, a middle school for grades 6–8, and a high school for grades 9–12, with enrollment from 956 to 1,428. Results vary notably by subject, but mathematics is the clearest concern: in 2025–2026, all three schools scored at least 15 percentage points below the state’s 25% result, making math the most consistent area-wide weakness.
The High School led in all-grades ELA at 30%, 4 points above the state’s 26%; the Middle School stood out in science at 37%, 7 points above the state’s 30%. The Middle School also led math, but its 10% was still 15 points below the state. The Elementary School was lowest in ELA at 12%—14 points below the state—and scored 9% in math and 21% in science. High School U.S. History was 35%, 6 points below the state. Same-grade results add nuance: eighth-grade science was 37% versus 36% statewide, and grade 11 science was 25% versus 21%, even though the high school’s all-grades science result trailed the state.
Results moved in different directions over time. From 2024–2025 to 2025–2026, the unweighted school average fell in ELA from 24% to 20% and in math from 11% to 8%, while science rose from 26% to 28%. The High School declined in every reported subject, including a 16-point drop in U.S. History. SchoolDigger rankings also fell: the High School moved from the 69th to the 43rd percentile, the Middle School from the 30th to the 25th, and the Elementary School from the 13th to the 10th. In 2024–2025, student–teacher ratios were 37 at the Elementary School, 36.6 at the High School, and 32.9 at the Middle School. All three reported free/reduced lunch eligible (FRL) figures for 2024–2025: 80%, 66%, and 74%, respectively; these are context, not an explanation for score differences.
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