Konawa

Konawa has three schools serving 536 students from prekindergarten through grade 12: Konawa Elementary, Konawa Intermediate, and Konawa High. The latest results show different strengths by subject: High leads in all-grades English language arts (ELA), Elementary leads in math, and Intermediate leads in science among the two schools reporting it. The most important finding for parents is the sharp difference in math: Elementary’s 25% proficiency matches the state rate, while High’s 4% is 21 points lower.

Konawa High stands out in ELA, with 32% proficient compared with 20% at Intermediate and 13% at Elementary; the state rate is 26%. Konawa Elementary has the strongest all-grades math result at 25%, versus 19% at Intermediate and 4% at High. Konawa Intermediate leads reported science results, at 26% compared with High’s 20%, though both are below the 30% state rate. High’s U.S. History result is 40%, close to the state’s 41%. Grade-level results add important detail: Intermediate’s sixth-grade math is 40%, 14 points above the state, while High’s 11th-grade math is 4%, 13 points below.

Results generally improved from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026, but not consistently. Intermediate gained 10 points in ELA and 18 in math; High gained 5 in ELA and 17 in science, but fell 3 points in math; Elementary’s math rose 9 points while its ELA fell 2. SchoolDigger’s 2025–2026 rankings place Elementary at the 26th percentile, Intermediate at the 37th, and High at the 42nd; Intermediate and High rose 31 and 32 percentile points, respectively, from the prior year. In 2024–2025, free/reduced lunch eligible rates were 89% at Elementary, 91% at Intermediate, and 84% at High; student-teacher ratios were 15.1, 13.5, and 18.4, respectively. These are context measures, not explanations for results. All-grades comparisons span different grade ranges, and only two schools report science results.