Summary:
ZIP code 73098 has one listed middle school, Wynnewood Middle School, serving grades 5–8 and enrolling 185 students. With no other middle schools in the area to compare, the key picture is how its results compare with state results and differ by subject. In 2025–2026, science proficiency was above the state rate, while English and mathematics were below it. The most important finding is that mathematics is the clearest weakness: only 8% were proficient, 17 percentage points below the state.
Wynnewood is both the area’s highest- and lowest-performing school by default, so it cannot be called a local leader or trailer. Its strongest reported subject was science, with 34% proficient compared with 30% statewide, a 4-point advantage. Its weakest was mathematics, at 8% versus 25%, a 17-point deficit; the 26-point gap between its science and math results shows why a single overall impression can be misleading. English Language Arts I was also below the state, at 19% versus 26% (7 points lower). Within grades, sixth-grade ELA was a bright spot at 30% versus 25% statewide, while all four grades fell below state mathematics results; fifth grade had 0% proficient versus 28% statewide.
Results improved in ELA and science from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026, but mathematics remained behind. Wynnewood’s ELA rate rose from 14% to 19%, narrowing its state gap from 12 points to 7; science rose from 20% to 34%, moving from 10 points below the state to 4 above. Mathematics edged down from 9% to 8%, leaving it 17 points below the state in both years. SchoolDigger’s ranking moved up from the 9th percentile in 2024–2025 to the 26th in 2025–2026, a 17-point gain, though the latest result remained 4 points below its 2020–2021 percentile. Other context: the student–teacher ratio was 13.1 in 2024–2025, when 74% were free/reduced lunch eligible; chronic absenteeism in 2025–2026 was 14%, about 2 points below the state and 4 above the district. These figures are observations, not explanations for test results.
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