Henryetta

Henryetta Elementary (PK–5), Henryetta Middle (6–8), and Henryetta High (9–12) are the three public schools in Henryetta, enrolling 1,063 students altogether. The clearest shared concern is that every reported grade-level test result is below its matching state result, with mathematics especially weak: the elementary school trails state math results by 16–19 points in grades 3–5, the middle school by 14–20 points in grades 6–8, and the high school by 13 points in grade 11.

Henryetta Elementary leads the 2025–2026 All Grades mathematics and science results, with 15% in math and 28% in science; those are 10 and 2 points below state results. Henryetta High has the highest All Grades ELA I result at 24%, ahead of Elementary at 13% and Henryetta Middle at 11%, but remains 2 points below state. High is lowest in math at 4% and science at 7%; its U.S. History result is 26%, 15 points below state. Middle’s science score of 26% is close to Elementary’s, despite its lower ELA and math results. Because the schools serve different grades, these All Grades comparisons are snapshots, not a direct ranking of school effectiveness.

High’s results dropped across all four subjects from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026: ELA fell 15 points, math 5, science 12, and U.S. History 28. Its SchoolDigger ranking also moved from the 60th percentile to the 10th; all three schools have one star in the latest rankings, with Elementary at the 17th percentile, Middle at the 11th, and High at the 10th. Middle offers a notable counterpoint: its science result rose 15 points to 26%, while ELA and math declined. School context does not follow a simple pattern with results: student-teacher ratios range from 14.7 at High to 18.3 at Elementary, and free/reduced lunch eligible shares in 2024–2025 range from 72% at High to 81% at Elementary. Elementary has the highest share yet leads in math and science, while High has the lowest share but the lowest math and science results.