Summary:
Five elementary schools are listed in ZIP code 74403; four with reported test results serve grades 3–5 and range from 381 to 952 students. The Oklahoma School for the Blind Elementary has 14 students but no supplied test results, so it cannot be ranked on achievement. Across the four schools with results, average proficiency was 20% in ELA and 21% in math, compared with 26% and 25% statewide. The main area-wide concern is that average ELA and math proficiency falls below the state rates.
Irving Elementary School leads in all-grades ELA at 24% and math at 30%—2 points below the state in ELA and 5 points above it in math. At the other end, ELA is 19% at Hilldale Lower Elementary School, Tony Goetz Elementary School, and Creek Elementary School. Tony Goetz has the lowest math result, 13%, but stands out in science at 41%, 11 points above the state; Hilldale has the lowest science result, 25%, 5 points below it. Grade-level results also diverge: Tony Goetz fifth-grade ELA is 32%, 4 points above the state, while Irving is at 13%, 15 points below.
Recent results show improvement in math overall: the four-school average rose from 19% in 2024–2025 to 21% in 2025–2026, while science stayed at 32%. Individual science trends varied, rising 9 points at Creek and 8 at Tony Goetz but falling 16 at Hilldale. Irving also rose in SchoolDigger’s ranking from the 15th percentile in 2020–2021 to the 47th in 2025–2026; Hilldale, Tony Goetz, and Creek each improved over the longer term, though Hilldale fell from the 47th percentile in 2024–2025 to the 29th in 2025–2026. Ratios range from 17.3 students per teacher at Hilldale to 19.1 at Creek. For 2024–2025, free/reduced lunch eligible rates ranged from 74% at Hilldale to 92% at Irving; these are context, not a simple guide to results.
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