Summary:
Elementary Schools in ZIP code 73532 comprise one school, Duke Elementary School, serving prekindergarten through grade 8, with 100 students. The available results show all-grades proficiency in English Language Arts I and mathematics, alongside attendance and school-context measures. In 2025–26, Duke was below the state in both subjects: ELA was 22% compared with 26% statewide, and math was 16% compared with 25%; the most important finding is that math had the wider shortfall, at 9 percentage points below the state.
There is no top or bottom school among local peers because Duke is the only school listed, but its results show which subjects stood out. Its strongest reported result was 2024–25 ELA proficiency of 32%, 6 points above the state’s 26%; its weakest was 2025–26 math at 16%, 9 points below the state’s 25%. In 2025–26, ELA was closer to the state rate, 4 points below, and matched the Duke district rate; math also matched the district at 16%. These comparisons describe subject results, not differences between schools.
Results declined from 2024–25 to 2025–26: Duke’s ELA rate fell 10 points, from 32% to 22%, while the state rate stayed at 26%; Duke’s math fell 3 points, from 19% to 16%, compared with a 1-point state decline. Accordingly, Duke’s ELA position shifted from 6 points above the state to 4 points below, while its math gap widened from 7 to 9 points below. SchoolDigger’s historical rankings—not proficiency scores—were at the 61st percentile in 2009–10, 68th in 2010–11, and 39th in 2014–15; no current ranking is provided. For context, chronic absenteeism in 2025–26 was 6% at Duke versus 16% statewide, and the school’s free/reduced lunch eligible measure was 60% in 2024–25; its student–teacher ratio was 10.2 that year. These context figures do not establish a cause for the test results.
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