Summary:
Bray-Doyle has two schools serving students from prekindergarten through grade 12: Bray-Doyle Elementary School (PK–8, 177 students) and Bray-Doyle High School (grades 9–12, 79 students). The clearest takeaway is that results vary sharply by subject: the elementary school leads in math and science, while math is the weakest shared area.
In 2025–2026, the elementary school scored 26% in math and 54% in science, respectively 17 and 28 percentage points above the high school; its science result was 24 points above the state’s 30%, and its math result was 1 point above the state’s 25%. The high school led all-grades ELA with 35%, compared with 32% at the elementary school and 26% statewide. But in 11th grade, high-school ELA was 35% versus 36% statewide, and math was 9% versus 17%; science was a brighter comparison, at 26% versus 21%. The high school also scored 51% in U.S. History, 10 points above the state, and its 2024–2025 graduation rate was 93% versus 78% statewide.
Recent changes differ by school: from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026, elementary results fell 7 points in ELA, 13 in math, and 14 in science, while high-school ELA rose 10 points, math rose 1, and science dipped 1. SchoolDigger’s high-school ranking rose from the 13th percentile in 2023–2024 to the 66th in 2025–2026, although math remained low. In 2024–2025, the elementary student-teacher ratio was 11.3, compared with 12.5 at the high school; free/reduced lunch eligible figures were 77% and 58%, respectively. Chronic absenteeism was 10% at the elementary school and 19% at the high school in 2025–2026, against 16% statewide. Because the schools serve different grade spans and the high school is small, their results are not fully like-for-like.
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