Summary:
Zip code 73852 has two Mooreland Elementary School (pre-K–8, 401 students) and Mooreland High School (grades 9–12, 144 students), with 545 students combined; both are in the Mooreland district. The clearest concern is high school math: in 2025–2026, 9% were proficient, 16 points below the state’s 25%, while elementary math was 24%, just 1 point below the state.
The high school stands out for graduation and U.S. History, but not across every subject: its 2024–2025 graduation rate was 98% versus 78% statewide, and 45% were proficient in U.S. History in 2025–2026, 4 points above the state. Its science result was 18%, 12 points below state, and ELA was 24%, 2 points below. Elementary science was a relative bright spot at 33%, 3 points above state; its ELA result was 20%, 6 points below. Results also vary by elementary grade: fifth-grade ELA was 2 points above state, while third-grade ELA was 15 points below. The schools serve different grade spans, so their all-grades results are not direct, same-grade comparisons.
Recent test results moved in different directions at the elementary school but mostly declined at the high school. From 2024–2025 to 2025–2026, high school proficiency fell 21 points in ELA, 17 in math, and 26 in U.S. History; elementary ELA fell 4 points and math 5, while science rose 5. SchoolDigger’s percentile ranks also shifted: elementary went from 32 to 52 to 39 across the three most recent years, and high school from 62 to 83 to 42. For context, in 2024–2025 the student-teacher ratios were 16.8 at elementary and 10.7 at high school; free/reduced lunch eligible shares were 47% and 38%, respectively. These differences describe the schools but do not explain their test results.
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