Chickasha

Chickasha has five schools serving pre-K through grade 12, from Bill Wallace Ec Center through Chickasha High School; all five report free/reduced lunch eligible figures for 2024–2025, ranging from 74% to 81%. The clearest difference among the schools is in math: 2025–2026 All Grades proficiency ranges from 45% at Grand Avenue Elementary School to 8% at Chickasha High School, which is 17 points below the state’s 25%.

Lincoln stands out for science, with 51% proficient—21 points above the state—and also exceeds the state in ELA (31% vs. 26%) and math (38% vs. 25%). Grand Avenue leads in math, 20 points above the state; its fourth-grade math result is also higher than the state’s, 49% vs. 33%. Chickasha High has the highest All Grades ELA result, 36% vs. 26% statewide, and is 1 point above the state in U.S. History, but its science result is 24%, 6 points below the state. Chickasha Middle School is above the state in math and science but 1 point below in ELA. Bill Wallace serves pre-K through grade 1 and has no supplied test scores; its chronic absenteeism is 21%, the highest among the five schools.

Results have shifted unevenly over the two reported years: Chickasha High’s ELA fell 11 points and math fell 9, while Lincoln’s science rose 5 points; Middle’s ELA, math, and science each declined. Across schools with results in both years, the average advantage over the state narrowed in ELA, math, and science. SchoolDigger ranks Grand Avenue at the 74th percentile, Middle at the 70th, and Chickasha High at the 59th for 2025–2026. For added context, student-teacher ratios range from 13.0 at Middle to 16.4 at Chickasha High; the shared low-income measure and these other figures describe school context, not reasons for score differences.