Summary:
Five public schools in ZIP code 74362 serve elementary, middle and high school grades, enrolling 2,910 students: 1,412 elementary, 626 middle-school and 872 high-school students. In 2025–2026, the five-school averages were above state results in ELA (31% vs. 26%), math (34% vs. 25%) and science (38% vs. 30%). The clearest takeaway is that these area-wide averages mask substantial differences by school and subject.
Roosevelt Elementary School stands out among the elementary schools, leading in grades 3 and 4 in both ELA and math; for example, its grade 3 math result was 52%, compared with 46% at Jefferson Elementary School and 39% at Lincoln Elementary School. Jefferson leads in all-grades science at 50%, compared with 43% at Roosevelt and 39% at Lincoln. Pryor High School has the highest all-grades ELA result (42%) and is 16 points above state, but its math and science results are both 20%—5 and 10 points below state, respectively. Pryor Middle School is lowest in all-grades ELA at 19%, 7 points below state; its grade 8 ELA result is 11%, versus 20% statewide.
Average results improved from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026: math rose from 31% to 34%, science from 32% to 38%, and ELA from 30% to 31%. Gains were not uniform: Jefferson’s science increased 22 points, while Roosevelt’s fell 9 points. SchoolDigger percentiles also rose for Roosevelt (38 to 85), Lincoln (27 to 61) and Jefferson (33 to 69), while Pryor High’s fell from 84 to 76. As context, 2024–2025 free/reduced lunch eligible shares ranged from 50% at Pryor High to 68% at Lincoln; student-teacher ratios ranged from 12.2 at Pryor Middle to 14.2 at Roosevelt.
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