Summary:
ZIP code 74464 has seven elementary schools serving grades PK–8, with 2,826 students total and enrollments ranging from 100 to 521. The group’s 2025–26 average proficiency was 24% in English language arts (ELA), 27% in mathematics, and 43% in science; science results were available for six schools. Results vary widely, from 2% to 39% in ELA and 4% to 51% in mathematics. The clearest finding for families is that Heritage Elementary School leads all seven schools in each reported subject.
Heritage scored 39% in ELA, 51% in mathematics, and 63% in science—8, 15, and 18 points above the next-highest schools in those subjects. Its scores were 13, 26, and 33 points above state figures, respectively. At the other end, Lowrey Public School had the lowest ELA and math results, at 2% and 4%; those were 17 and 9 points below the next-lowest results. Woodall Public School is a standout in early-grade math, with 65% proficient in grade 3 and 57% in grade 4, while Cherokee Elementary School is second in science at 45%.
Science has improved most consistently: all six schools with results in both years increased from 2024–25 to 2025–26, and their average rose by 9 points, while the state figure stayed at 30%. ELA changes were mixed, and the group’s math average rose slightly as the state figure fell. Heritage also ranks highly in SchoolDigger’s statewide list: 69th of 626 schools, at the 89th percentile and with four stars. Context measures do not follow a simple pattern: all schools report free/reduced lunch eligible figures for 2024–25, ranging from 67% to 89%; Lowrey has the highest figure and lowest results, while Heritage has the strongest results and a 67% figure. Lowrey’s student-teacher ratio is 9.2, the lowest in the group, showing that a lower ratio alone does not identify the highest-scoring school.
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