Summary:
Fort Towson has one middle school, Fort Towson Junior High School, serving grades 7–8 with 60 students. In 2025–2026, its all-grades proficiency was 21% in English language arts (ELA), 13% in math, and 44% in science; the statewide results were 26%, 25%, and 30%, respectively. The school’s most important takeaway is a sharp subject split: science was well above the state, while math was well below.
There is no separate top or bottom school to compare because Fort Towson is the only school in this list. Within its results, science stands out: the school’s 44% proficiency was 14 percentage points above the state and 18 points above the Fort Towson district. Math is the clearest shortfall, at 13%—12 points below the state—although it was 5 points above the district. ELA was 21%, 5 points below the state but 6 points above the district. Eighth-grade results show the same contrast: science was 8 points above the state, while math was 10 points below.
Results improved overall from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026, but not in every subject: science rose 11 percentage points, math increased 2 points, and ELA fell 2 points. The school’s unweighted average across the three subjects rose from 22% to 26%, narrowing its gap with the state from 5 points below to 1 point below. SchoolDigger’s ranking also improved, from the 39th percentile and 2 stars to the 52nd percentile and 3 stars. As context, the 2024–2025 student–teacher ratio was 12.5, and 60% of students were free/reduced lunch eligible that school year. These figures describe the school but do not establish what explains its results.
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