Summary:
ZIP code 73010 has nine schools—five elementary, two middle and two high—serving students from prekindergarten through grade 12; seven report 2025–2026 test results. Across those schools, average proficiency was 41% in English Language Arts, 42% in math and 50% in science, compared with state figures of 26%, 25% and 30%. The central takeaway is that averages above state levels mask sharply different results from school to school, especially in math, where the spread is 44 percentage points.
Among reported all-grades results, Blanchard Intermediate Elementary School leads math at 65%, while Bridge Creek IES is at 45% and Bridge Creek High School is lowest at 21%, below the 25% state figure. Bridge Creek Middle School leads science at 64%; the lowest result is 38% at Blanchard High School, still above the 30% state figure. In English Language Arts, Blanchard High leads at 55%, while Bridge Creek Middle is lowest at 31%; both exceed the 26% state result. For U.S. History, Bridge Creek High leads at 57% versus Blanchard High’s 51%, with both above the 41% state figure.
Recent changes are mixed: Bridge Creek Middle’s science result rose 31 points, from 33% to 64%, while Middleberg Public School fell 9 points, from 64% to 55%. SchoolDigger’s percentile ranking for Bridge Creek Middle rose from 69 to 93 between 2023–2024 and 2025–2026; Blanchard Middle School moved from 90 to 89. A useful comparison is Blanchard Intermediate and Bridge Creek IES: both serve grades 3–5, enroll 460 and 420 students, and have student–teacher ratios of 18.1 and 17.8, yet their math results are 65% and 45%. Their free/reduced lunch eligible rates were 42% and 45%, respectively, in school year 2024–2025; these figures are context, not an explanation for score differences. All-grades results combine different grade spans, so same-grade comparisons are preferable where available.
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