Summary:
Zip code 74107 has two Tulsa-area high schools, Berryhill High School and Daniel Webster High School, and both serve grades 9–12. They enroll 407 and 376 students, respectively, and their 2025–2026 proficiency results show a substantial difference between the schools. The most important finding is that Berryhill leads Webster in all four reported subjects, by 7 to 26 percentage points.
Berryhill stands out as the stronger school in this pair, with 2025–2026 proficiency of 37% in English Language Arts I, 13% in math, 15% in science, and 41% in U.S. History. Webster scored 11%, 6%, 1%, and 17%, respectively. Berryhill was 11 points above the state in English Language Arts I and matched the state in U.S. History, but was below it in math and science; Webster was below the state in every subject. Other outcomes also favor Berryhill: its 2024–2025 graduation rate was 96%, compared with 77% at Webster and 78% statewide, while 2025–2026 chronic absenteeism was 10% at Berryhill and 56% at Webster.
Recent test results declined in most subjects at both schools. From 2024–2025 to 2025–2026, Berryhill fell 9 points in English Language Arts I, 17 in science, and 20 in U.S. History; Webster fell 4 points in English Language Arts I, 18 in science, and 13 in U.S. History, while its math score rose 1 point. SchoolDigger’s statewide percentile for Berryhill also dropped from 83 in 2024–2025 to 55 in 2025–2026. The schools’ student-teacher ratios are similar: 17 at Berryhill and 16.5 at Webster. Both report free/reduced lunch eligible for 2024–2025, at 35% and 90%, respectively; these figures offer context but do not explain the outcome differences. With only two schools, these comparisons describe this pair, not the wider area.
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