Summary:
The five schools in Chouteau-Mazie include three elementary schools, a middle school and a high school, with 854 students total; enrollment ranges from 82 to 244. Test results are available for four schools, but not the early childhood center. The clearest finding is that Chouteau-Mazie Middle School is especially strong in science, while its ELA and math results are weaker.
Chouteau-Mazie Middle School had the area’s standout science result: 49% proficient in 2025–2026, compared with 30% statewide, a 19-point advantage. Grade 5 and grade 8 science were also above state results by 16 and 12 points. In contrast, grade 7 math was 10% versus 26% statewide, and grade 7 ELA was 14% versus 23%. Mazie Elementary School stood out in all-grade math, with 36% proficient versus 25% statewide, an 11-point advantage. Chouteau-Mazie High School had a mixed profile: grade 11 math and science were each 3 points above the state, while ELA and U.S. History were 8 and 7 points below. Chouteau Elementary School was close to state results in all-grade ELA and math, at 1 and 2 points below.
Recent changes show why a single year can give an incomplete picture: middle-school science eased from 52% to 49% between 2024–2025 and 2025–2026, while ELA rose from 15% to 20%; high-school ELA fell from 44% to 28% and U.S. History from 55% to 34%. SchoolDigger’s middle-school percentile rank declined from 77 to 33 over three years, while the high school’s rose and then fell, from 56 to 86 to 58. SchoolDigger rates the district 2 stars, ranked 262 of 450 (42nd percentile). In 2024–2025, free/reduced lunch eligible figures ranged from 64% to 79% across the schools; the high school’s student-teacher ratio was 9.6, compared with 11.5 at Mazie Elementary. Because schools serve different grades, all-grade results are not direct, grade-matched comparisons.
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