Summary:
Canadian has two schools serving 439 students across prekindergarten through grade 12: Canadian Elementary School (prekindergarten–grade 8, 308 students) and Canadian High School (grades 9–12, 131 students). The 2025–2026 results show different patterns: the elementary school is above the state in All Grades math and science, while the high school is below the state in every reported subject. The most important finding is that the high school’s shortfalls are broad, while the elementary school’s results vary notably by subject and grade.
Canadian Elementary stands out in All Grades math and science, scoring 33% in each—8 and 3 points above state figures—while its ELA score of 24% is 2 points below the state. Its grade 7 math result is especially strong at 50%, 24 points above the state; in contrast, grade 6 math is 14%, 12 points below. Canadian High is the weaker performer in all four reported All Grades subjects: its math score is 6%, 19 points below the state, and U.S. History is 22%, also 19 points below. Its scores are 22% in ELA and 12% in science, 4 and 18 points below state figures. All Grades results cover different grade spans, so the school-to-school comparison is descriptive, not a same-grade comparison.
Recent changes are mixed. Elementary math rose 9 points and science 4, while ELA stayed at 24%; High ELA improved 7 points, but its science fell 6 and U.S. History fell 3, with math slipping 1. SchoolDigger rankings also declined: Elementary went from the 62nd percentile in 2020–2021 to the 53rd in 2025–2026, and High from the 25th percentile in 2023–2024 to the 13th. In 2024–2025, free/reduced lunch eligible students made up 88% at Elementary and 74% at High; student-teacher ratios were 13.9 and 12.6. High’s graduation rate was a relative bright spot at 79%, about 1 point above the state, though chronic absenteeism was 20% at High and 24% at Elementary, compared with 16% statewide.
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