Summary:
Middle-school families in KIPP Tulsa Academy Charter have one option: KIPP Tulsa Middle School College Prep, serving grades 6–8 and enrolling 274 students. In 2025–2026, its all-grades proficiency was below Oklahoma’s in every subject: ELA was 11% versus 26% statewide, math was 6% versus 25%, and science was 25% versus 30%. The most important finding is that math had the largest gap, at 19 points below the state.
There are no other schools in this list to compare, so the clearest standouts are differences between this school’s grade-level results. Eighth-grade ELA was the relative bright spot, with 21% proficient compared with 20% statewide, or 1 point higher. By contrast, sixth- and seventh-grade math were each 5%, 21 points below their state results of 26%; eighth-grade math was 7%, 10 points below the state’s 17%. ELA also varied by grade: sixth grade was 5% versus 25% statewide, and seventh grade was 8% versus 23%. Eighth-grade science was 25%, compared with 36% statewide.
Results moved farther below state levels between 2024–2025 and 2025–2026: ELA fell from 19% to 11% while the state stayed at 26%, widening the gap from 7 to 15 points; math fell from 11% to 6% as the state moved from 26% to 25%, widening the gap from 15 to 19 points; and science declined from 28% to 25% while the state stayed at 30%, widening its gap from 2 to 5 points. SchoolDigger’s statewide ranking also dropped, from the 26th percentile in 2024–2025 to the 14th in 2025–2026, though that remained above its 2nd-percentile result in 2020–2021. For context, 92% of students were free/reduced lunch eligible in 2024–2025, and the student–teacher ratio was 15.1 that year. In 2025–2026, chronic absenteeism was 35%, 3 points below the district rate but 19 points above the state rate.
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