Madill

Madill Elementary School (prekindergarten–grade 5), Madill Middle School (grades 6–8), and Madill High School (grades 9–12) serve families in Madill. Their latest results show different strengths: High is notably stronger in English language arts (ELA), while Elementary’s results are stronger in mathematics and science than the other schools’. Across the three schools, the unweighted average in science was 19% proficient, compared with 30% statewide—the clearest area of shared concern.

Elementary stands out most in grade 4 mathematics, where 49% were proficient versus 33% statewide, a 16-point advantage; its all-grades mathematics and science results were also above state figures by 5 and 4 points. High leads the group in all-grades ELA at 35%, 9 points above the state, but its mathematics, science, and U.S. History results were 19, 21, and 14 points below state results. Middle’s grade 7 ELA matched the state at 23%, and its grade 7 mathematics was 4 points higher, but its all-grades ELA, mathematics, and science results were 10, 5, and 15 points below state figures. High also had a 90% graduation rate, versus 78% statewide.

Science scores fell from 2024–25 to 2025–26 at all three schools: by 4 points at Elementary, 16 at Middle, and 9 at High. In contrast, the group’s average mathematics result moved slightly closer to the state, while ELA slipped slightly farther behind. SchoolDigger ranks Elementary at the 49th percentile with 2 stars, Middle at the 30th percentile with 2 stars, and High at the 24th percentile with 1 star; these rankings offer a different perspective from individual test results. In 2024–25, the free/reduced lunch eligible shares were 84% at Elementary, 77% at Middle, and 75% at High; student-teacher ratios were 16.4, 18.5, and 15.0, respectively. These schools serve different grade spans, so their all-grades scores are not direct like-for-like comparisons.