Snyder

These three Snyder-area schools serve grades PK–12 and enroll 445 students: John D Moeller Elementary School serves PK–3, Snyder Elementary School serves grades 4–8, and Snyder High School serves grades 9–12. Results vary considerably across schools and grades. Since the schools cover different grade spans, their all-grades figures are not direct, grade-matched comparisons; still, the reported averages were below state results in ELA (23% vs. 26%), math (21% vs. 25%), and science (27% vs. 30%, among the two schools with results). The central takeaway is that the area’s results are uneven, with clear school- and grade-level strengths amid below-state averages.

Moeller leads the reported 2025–2026 all-grades ELA and math results, at 27% and 31%; those are 1 and 6 points above the respective state results. Snyder Elementary stands out in science at 35%, 5 points above the state, while Snyder High is lowest in math and science at 14% and 18%, 11 and 12 points below the state. Grade-level results add important detail: Snyder Elementary’s 5th-grade math was 12 points above the state, but its 6th-grade ELA was 13 points below and 8th-grade math was 17 points below. At the high school, 11th-grade results were below state figures in all four listed subjects.

Recent changes are mixed: Moeller’s ELA rose 6 points and math 9, while Snyder High’s ELA fell 16 points and science 9; Snyder Elementary’s ELA and math fell 4 and 5 points. SchoolDigger’s reported rank percentile also declined, from the 35th to the 21st at Snyder Elementary and from the 60th to the 38th at Snyder High. Other measures offer context, not a simple explanation of results: 2024–2025 student–teacher ratios were 18.4 at Snyder Elementary, 15.5 at Moeller, and 10.2 at Snyder High. Free/reduced lunch eligible figures for 2024–2025 were 52%, 48%, and 53%, respectively. Snyder High’s 2024–2025 graduation rate was 81%, above the state’s 78%.