Wagoner

Wagoner has four listed schools serving grades 3–12: two elementary schools, a middle school and a high school. The clearest takeaway is that academic results vary considerably by subject: William R. Teague Elementary School leads in math and science, while Wagoner High School leads in English Language Arts (ELA) but has the lowest math and science results among the tested schools.

Teague had 44% math proficiency and 36% science proficiency in 2025–2026, leading the next school by 27 and 7 points, respectively; its results were 19 points above the state in math and 6 above in science. Wagoner High led ELA at 33%, 13 points above the next school and 7 above the state, but scored 15% in math and 12% in science—10 and 18 points below the state. Wagoner Middle School was strongest in science, at 29%, just 1 point below the state; its ELA result of 16% was the lowest. Ellington Elementary School had the lowest chronic absenteeism rate, 3% versus 16% statewide, but has no supplied test scores. The schools serve different grade spans, so broad school comparisons are not fully like-for-like.

Across the three tested schools, average ELA proficiency fell from 26% in 2024–2025 to 23% in 2025–2026, while average math moved from 28% to 25%; science averaged 26% in both years and remained 4 points below the state. Teague’s SchoolDigger rating was 3 stars (59th percentile); Wagoner High and Wagoner Middle each had 2 stars, at the 45th and 31st percentiles. Student-teacher ratios ranged from 14 at Ellington to 16.8 at Wagoner Middle. In 2024–2025, free/reduced lunch eligible rates ranged from 73% at Wagoner High to 78% at Teague. Wagoner High also reported a 94% graduation rate for 2024–2025, compared with 78% statewide.