Leedey High School

Leedey High School serves 66 students in grades 9–12 in Leedey, Oklahoma, making it smaller than nearby Vici High School (73 students) and Hammon High School (80). Its latest results are still above the state in three of four subjects, but the most important takeaway is that scores fell in all four subjects and Leedey no longer leads its nearby schools across the board.

English is Leedey’s strongest result against the state and district: 52% scored proficient, compared with 26% statewide and 41% in the Leedey district. In math, Leedey leads nearby schools, with 26% proficient versus 14% at Vici and 18% at Hammon, but trails its district (34%). Science is 32%, just above the state (30%) and district (29%), but below Vici (42%). U.S. History is the weakest local comparison: Leedey’s 39% is below the state’s 41%, Vici’s 50% and Hammon’s 42%; no district result was provided. Graduation was 83% in 2024–2025, above the state’s 78% but below Vici’s 98% and Hammon’s 87%.

The declines were sharpest in science and U.S. History: scores fell 10 and 19 percentage points, respectively, from 2024–2025, while math fell 6 points and English 2. Leedey’s SchoolDigger ranking remains high at the 84th percentile (76th of 462, four stars) in 2025–2026, but that is down from the 96th percentile two years earlier; Vici is at the 86th percentile and Hammon at the 70th. SchoolDigger’s statewide effectiveness measure for White students is at the 75th percentile, down from the 95th percentile in 2024–2025, compared with the school’s overall 84th percentile. Leedey’s 2024–2025 student-teacher ratio was 11.8, higher than Vici’s 7.5 and Hammon’s 7.2. In 2024–2025, 35% of students were free/reduced lunch eligible, compared with 38% at Vici and 61% at Hammon. With only 66 students, results may be sensitive to small year-to-year changes in tested groups.