Summary:
Stigler has one listed elementary school, Stigler Elementary School, serving prekindergarten through grade 4, with 442 students. The clearest takeaway for families is that mathematics is a relative strength, while all-grade English language arts (ELA) proficiency is below the state rate: in 2025–2026, 34% were proficient in math compared with 25% statewide, while 18% were proficient in ELA compared with 26% statewide. With only one school listed, there is no meaningful local school-to-school ranking; the strongest subject-level result is math’s 9-point advantage over the state.
Stigler Elementary School is both the highest- and lowest-scoring school in this list by default, not because it has a meaningful local distinction. Within the school, fourth-grade math stands out: 40% were proficient, 7 points above the state’s 33%, while third-grade math proficiency was 23%, 10 points below the same state rate. That is a 17-point difference between the grades. ELA was below state rates in both grades: 19% in grade 3 versus 26% statewide, and 18% in grade 4 versus 22% statewide. These results point to a notable grade-level contrast in math, alongside a broader ELA challenge.
Math’s advantage over the state grew between the two available all-grade years, while ELA’s shortfall widened: math rose from 30% in 2024–2025 to 34% in 2025–2026 as the state rate moved from 26% to 25%; ELA fell from 20% to 18% while the state stayed at 26%. SchoolDigger rated the school 2 stars in both years, with its statewide percentile rising from 37 to 40; an earlier rating was 3 stars and percentile 56 in 2021–2022. Other context includes a 17:1 student–teacher ratio and 74% free/reduced lunch eligible in 2024–2025. In 2025–2026, chronic absenteeism was 13% at the school, compared with 9% in the Stigler district and 16% statewide.
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