Summary:
ZIP code 74112 has seven schools—two high schools, three middle schools and two elementary schools—serving students from elementary through high school, including grades 5–8 at Tulsa Honor Elementary School. In 2025–2026, the schools’ average proficiency was 17% in English Language Arts, 15% in math and 25% in science, compared with state rates of 26%, 25% and 30%. The most important finding is that results vary widely by school: the range was 28 percentage points in ELA, 40 in math and 45 in science.
Lanier Elementary School was the clearest academic standout, leading all seven schools with 35% proficient in ELA, 44% in math and 54% in science—9, 19 and 24 points above state rates. It also outperformed Lindbergh Elementary School in all nine reported grade-level ELA and math comparisons for grades 3–5. Among middle schools, Tulsa Honor Flores Middle School led in math (18%) and science (30%); its math result was 14 points above Will Rogers College Middle School’s. At the high-school level, Tulsa Honor High School reached 47% in U.S. History, 6 points above the state, while Will Rogers College High School had the lowest science result, 9%.
Across 2024–2025 to 2025–2026, the seven-school ELA average stayed at 17%, math rose from 14% to 15%, and science edged down from 26% to 25%. Lanier’s math improved 8 points, while Flores’ rose 6 points. SchoolDigger ranked Lanier 111th of 626 statewide elementary schools, at the 82nd percentile with four stars, up from the 31st percentile in 2023–2024. Other measures do not point to a simple explanation for differences: in 2024–2025, all seven schools reported free/reduced lunch eligible shares ranging from 74% at Lanier to 93% at Flores; their student-teacher ratios were 17.8 and 17.5, respectively. Will Rogers College High is a notable exception to its low test results: its 2024–2025 graduation rate was 94%, compared with 78% statewide.
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