Summary:
ZIP code 74562 has three schools serving 410 students from prekindergarten through grade 12: Rattan Elementary School (PK–6), Rattan Junior High School (grades 7–8), and Rattan High School (grades 9–12). The clearest area-wide pattern in 2025–26 is that results vary sharply by school and subject: the junior high leads in math and science, while the high school is especially low in both. The most important finding for families is that a single overall impression would miss these very different school profiles.
Rattan Junior High School stands out in all-grades math (18%) and science (39%), the highest results among the three schools; its science result was 9 points above the state’s 30%. The high school led in all-grades ELA at 28%, 2 points above the state, but had the group’s lowest math and science results at 4% in each—21 and 26 points below state results. Rattan Elementary School scored 14% in math, 11 points below the state, and 15% in ELA, 11 points below. Grade-specific results add nuance: junior high grade 8 science was 39% versus 36% statewide, while high school grade 11 science was 4% versus 21%.
Recent changes are mixed: elementary math improved from 10% to 14%, while high school math fell from 15% to 4% and science from 12% to 4%; junior high math dropped from 28% to 18%. SchoolDigger’s 2025–26 rankings placed the junior high at the 47th percentile, ahead of the elementary at the 18th and high school at the 14th. In 2024–25, free/reduced lunch eligible shares were 77% at the elementary, 68% at the junior high, and 62% at the high school; student-teacher ratios were 11.8, 8.8, and 9.8, respectively. These figures provide context, not an explanation for achievement. Grade spans differ, and small cohorts can make results less stable from year to year.
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