Summary:
Glenpool’s two middle schools serve grades 5–8 across the area: Glenpool Intermediate School serves grades 5–6, and Glenpool Middle School serves grades 7–8. The clearest area-wide pattern is a split between subjects: Intermediate leads in English Language Arts I and math, while science is a relative strength at both schools, with both above the state result.
Glenpool Intermediate is the stronger all-grades performer in 2025–2026, scoring 27% in English Language Arts I, 37% in math and 41% in science, compared with 15%, 21% and 37% at Glenpool Middle. The largest difference is in math, where Intermediate leads by 16 points; its leads are 12 points in English Language Arts I and 4 in science. Compared with statewide results, Intermediate is 12 points higher in math and 11 higher in science, while Middle is 7 points higher in science but 11 lower in English Language Arts I. Grade-specific results add useful detail: Middle’s math score is 2 points below the state in grade 7 but even with it in grade 8. Because the schools serve different grades, all-grades comparisons do not match students in the same grades.
Scores rose in most subjects from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026, especially at Intermediate: its English Language Arts I, math and science results increased by 6, 8 and 5 points. Middle improved by 1 point in English Language Arts I and 7 in math, while science slipped by 1 point. SchoolDigger’s percentile ranking for Middle rose from the 25th percentile in 2023–2024 to the 42nd in 2025–2026. The schools have similar reported free/reduced lunch eligible shares for 2024–2025—64% at Intermediate and 63% at Middle—though Middle has the lower student-teacher ratio, 15.7 compared with 19.1. Chronic absenteeism in 2025–2026 was higher at Middle: 19%, versus 15% at Intermediate and 16% statewide.
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