Lone Star

The Lone Star area has one listed school, Lone Star Public School, an elementary school serving prekindergarten through grade 8 with 876 students. In 2025–26, its all-grades proficiency was 34% in English language arts (ELA), 40% in math and 54% in science, compared with Oklahoma’s 26%, 25% and 30%, respectively. The school was above the state in all three subjects, with its largest advantage in science: 24 percentage points.

With only one school listed, there is no school-to-school top or bottom; the clearest contrasts are among subjects and grades. Science is the strongest result: eighth-grade proficiency was 62%, compared with 36% statewide, a 26-point advantage, and fifth-grade science was 49% versus 35%. Third-grade ELA is the notable weakness, at 18% versus 26% statewide, an 8-point shortfall. In contrast, fourth through eighth-grade ELA results were all above state rates, by 3 to 24 points. Math was also above the state in every reported grade, but the advantage narrowed to 2 points in both seventh and eighth grade, where school proficiency was 28% and 19%, respectively.

Recent progress was strongest in science: from 2024–25 to 2025–26, the school rose from 45% to 54%, while the state remained at 30%. ELA fell from 37% to 34%, narrowing its state advantage from 11 to 8 points; math stayed at 40%, while the state slipped from 26% to 25%. SchoolDigger ranked the school 108th of 626 in 2025–26, at the 83rd percentile, following the 84th percentile in 2024–25 and 74th in 2023–24. As context, 56% of students were free/reduced lunch eligible in 2024–25; chronic absenteeism was 9% in 2025–26, compared with 16% statewide. The ranking pools changed in size, so the ranks do not establish a steady trend in achievement.