Summary:
ZIP code 74035 has four Hominy Early Childhood Center through high school schools, serving PK–12 and enrolling 522 students; the Early Childhood Center has no test results in the supplied data. The most important finding is that average proficiency at the three schools with results is below the state average in all three shared subjects, with ELA closest: 16% versus 26%.
Each tested school stands out in a different subject. In 2025–2026 all-grades results, Hominy High School led ELA at 24%, 14 percentage points above Horace Mann Elementary School at 10%; both were below the state’s 26%. Horace Mann led math at 16%, 6 points above the 10% results at the high and middle schools, though still 9 points below the state. Hominy Middle School led science at 34%, while the high school had the lowest result at 7%; the middle school was 4 points above the state, and the other two schools were below it. The high school also had a stronger graduation result: 90% in 2024–2025, compared with 78% statewide, a 13-point advantage.
Average results rose from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026 in all three shared subjects, and the gaps with state averages narrowed: ELA from 18 to 10 points, math from 20 to 13, and science from 18 to 13. The improvements were uneven: Hominy Middle’s science result rose 17 points, while Horace Mann’s fell 9 points. SchoolDigger’s 2025–2026 rankings placed the middle school at the 16th percentile, the high school at the 12th, and Horace Mann at the 11th. Student-teacher ratios were 20.0:1 at the middle school, 17.7:1 at Horace Mann, and 12.8:1 at the high school. The schools report similar free/reduced lunch eligible shares for 2024–2025—86% at Horace Mann, 86% at the middle school, 84% at the Early Childhood Center, and 74% at the high school; these figures are context, not an explanation of results. All-grades test results describe schools serving different grades, so they are not direct like-for-like comparisons.
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