Summary
Wapanucka High School serves grades 9–12 in Wapanucka, Oklahoma, and enrolls 52 students—the smallest enrollment among the ten nearby high schools, which range from 60 to 283 students. Its clearest strength is graduation: 98% of students graduated in 2024–2025, compared with 78% statewide, tying with Tupelo High School for the highest rate among nearby schools.
Test results, by contrast, are below state levels in all four subjects, and English Language Arts is the clearest weakness against nearby schools. In 2025–2026, proficiency was 15% in English Language Arts I, 9% in math, 18% in science, and 25% in U.S. History; those results were 11, 16, 12, and 16 percentage points below the state, respectively. English Language Arts was 17 points below the nearby-school average, and no nearby school scored lower; U.S. History was 11 points below the peer average. Math was essentially at the peer average, and science was slightly above it. Compared with the Wapanucka district, the school was ahead by 6 points in English Language Arts, 2 in math, and 14 in science.
Recent test trends are mostly downward: English Language Arts fell 1 point, math 3, and science 6 between 2024–2025 and 2025–2026, while U.S. History stayed level; the state gaps widened in the first three subjects. SchoolDigger ranks the school 375th of 462 statewide, at the 19th percentile with 1 star. Its 2024–2025 student-teacher ratio was 20.2, above the nearby schools’ range of 7.9–13.9; 42% of students were free/reduced lunch eligible that year, compared with 63–78% at nearby schools. SchoolDigger’s effectiveness ranking for Native American students was notably higher than its overall ranking: the group was at the 69th percentile in 2023–2024, versus 9th overall. Its 2025–2026 ranking for Special Education Students was at the 48th percentile, versus 19th overall. With just 52 students, small cohorts can noticeably affect rates.
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