Summary
Braggs High School is a small school in Braggs, Oklahoma, serving 45 students in grades 9–12. Its main concern for parents is that 2025–2026 proficiency was far below the state in every reported subject: 6% in English Language Arts I, 6% in Math, 3% in Science and 17% in U.S. History, compared with state rates of 26%, 25%, 30% and 41%.
Compared with nearby high schools, Braggs had the lowest English Language Arts I, Science and U.S. History results, and the third-lowest Math result. Its rates were also below nearby averages in all four subjects: 41% in English Language Arts I, 19% in Math, 20% in Science and 46% in U.S. History. Math is its strongest subject relative to the state, though still 19 points behind; Science is its weakest, 27 points behind. Where district figures are available, Braggs also trails the Braggs district in English Language Arts I (6% versus 12%) and Math (6% versus 8%). A bright spot is graduation: in 2024–2025, Braggs’ rate was 89%, 11 points above the state’s 78%.
Recent test results show little overall progress: from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026, English Language Arts I rose from 4% to 6%, while Math fell from 8% to 6%, Science from 4% to 3%, and U.S. History stayed at 17%. SchoolDigger ranks Braggs 446th of 462 schools, at the 3rd percentile with 0 stars; its percentile was 79 in 2014–2015. The 2024–2025 student-teacher ratio was relatively low at 11.9, and 98% of students were free/reduced lunch eligible (sy 2024–2025), compared with a nearby average of 70%; these are context, not explanations for results. SchoolDigger’s ranking for Native American Students stands notably above the overall ranking: 24th percentile versus 3rd, up from the 5th percentile in 2023–2024. With 45 students, individual-year results may be sensitive to small numbers.
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