Summary:
Zip code 73068 has five schools in Noble—three elementary schools, one middle school and one high school—serving 2,998 students. The clearest pattern is that results vary substantially by school, grade and subject: some elementary scores are above state results, while math scores at the middle and high schools are below state levels, and chronic absenteeism is higher than the state rate at every school.
Pioneer Elementary School stands out in 5th grade: math proficiency was 40%, 12 points above the state’s 28%, and science was 43%, 8 points above the state’s 35%. John K. Hubbard Elementary School was also above state results in 3rd grade, by 2 points in ELA and 1 point in math. At the other end, Curtis Inge Middle School math was below state results in all three grades reported, including 7 points below in 6th grade; Noble High School was 8 points below the state in 11th-grade ELA and 2 points below in math and science, though its U.S. History score was 4 points above. No test scores are provided for Katherine I. Daily Elementary School, so its academic results cannot be compared here.
Recent changes differ by school: Hubbard rose 3 points in ELA and 8 in math, while Curtis Inge fell 2 points in ELA, 7 in math and 11 in science; Noble High fell 8 points in ELA, 2 in math and 6 in science, but rose 6 in U.S. History. SchoolDigger’s 2025–2026 rankings put Pioneer at 240 of 626 schools (62nd percentile), Noble High at 200 of 462 (57th) and Curtis Inge at 187 of 378 (51st). Student-teacher ratios range from 14.9 at Curtis Inge to 17.7 at Noble High. All five schools report free/reduced lunch eligible figures for 2024–2025, ranging from 54% at Noble High to 64% at Hubbard; these figures are context, not an explanation of test results. Chronic absenteeism ranges from 19% at Noble High to 26% at Daily, compared with 16% statewide; Noble High’s graduation rate was 66%, versus 78% statewide.
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