Summary:
High schools in ZIP code 74030 include two small schools serving grades 9–12: Drumright High School (146 students) and Olive High School (83 students). In 2025–2026, both schools were below Oklahoma’s all-grades proficiency rates in all four reported subjects, with math the clearest shared concern: 0% of students were proficient at Drumright and 3% at Olive, compared with 25% statewide. The most important finding is that math proficiency is very low at both schools, not just one.
Olive High School stands out in three subjects, while Drumright High School leads in U.S. History. Olive’s results were 23% in ELA, 3% in math and 19% in science—2, 3 and 10 percentage points above Drumright, respectively. Drumright led in U.S. History, with 38% proficient versus Olive’s 26%, a 12-point difference. Both schools remained below state results in every subject. Their four-subject averages were about 17% at each school, compared with about 31% statewide; the largest shared shortfall was in math.
Recent results show different paths: from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026, Drumright’s proficiency fell in all four subjects, by 6 to 12 percentage points, while Olive’s fell slightly in ELA and math but rose 7 points in science and 2 in U.S. History. SchoolDigger’s statewide ranking percentile also shifted: Drumright went from 31 to 45 to 16 across the three reported years, while Olive went from 19 to 13 to 20. As context, in 2024–2025 Olive’s student–teacher ratio was 12, compared with 17.8 at Drumright; free/reduced lunch eligible was 78% at Olive and 66% at Drumright. These differences, like the schools’ graduation and attendance measures, are useful context but do not explain test results.
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