Schools in Zip Code 74107

ZIP code 74107 has eight schools serving elementary, middle, and high school grades, with 2,803 students across schools ranging from 152 to 571 students. Results vary widely: the 2025–2026 all-grade scores span 34 points in ELA, 15 in math, and 47 in science. The most important overall finding is that the schools’ average results trail statewide rates in all three subjects: 16% in ELA versus 26% statewide, 11% in math versus 25%, and 18% in science versus 30%.

Several schools stand out, but strengths are subject-specific. Berryhill High School leads in all-grade ELA at 37%, 11 points above the state rate, and scores 41% in U.S. History, matching the state. Berryhill Elementary School South leads science at 48%, 18 points above the all-grade state rate; its fifth-grade score is 13 points above the state rate for that grade. Robertson Elementary School leads all-grade math at 18%, though it remains 7 points below the state. At the lower end, Clinton West Elementary School has the lowest all-grade ELA score, 3%—23 points below state—and Daniel Webster Middle School has the lowest math score, also 3%, 22 points below state. Daniel Webster High School has the lowest science result at 1%.

Year-to-year movement is mixed: average ELA fell from 17% to 16%, math from 12% to 11%, and science from 20% to 18%; the two high schools’ average U.S. History result fell from 46% to 29%. Some schools improved in individual subjects: Eugene Field Elementary School gained 8 points in ELA, while Robertson gained 2 points in math. SchoolDigger ranks add another perspective: Berryhill Elementary’s rank fell from the 66th to the 34th percentile, while Clinton West was at the 1st percentile in both reported years. Attendance also differs sharply: Berryhill schools were around 10% chronically absent, compared with 16% statewide and 58% at Daniel Webster Middle. For context, 2024–2025 free/reduced lunch eligible shares were 35% at Berryhill High and 90% at Daniel Webster High; Robertson’s student-teacher ratio was 14.2, compared with 24.3 at Clinton West. These measures describe school differences, not what caused them.