Summary:
ZIP code 74865 has two schools: Roff Elementary School, serving pre-K through grade 8 with 169 students, and Roff High School, serving grades 9–12 with 94 students. The clearest shared academic concern is science: in 2025–2026, elementary students were 18 percentage points below the state’s 30% proficiency rate, and high school students were 15 points below it.
The schools stand out in different subjects rather than one leading across the board. In All Grades mathematics, Roff Elementary had 31% proficiency, 24 points above Roff High at 7%; elementary was also 6 points above the state, while high school was 18 points below. In ELA I, the high school led with 40% versus elementary’s 17%, a 23-point difference; high school was 14 points above the state, while elementary was 9 points below. The high school’s 11th-grade results were mixed against the state: 4 points higher in ELA I and U.S. History, but 10 points lower in mathematics and 6 lower in science. All Grades comparisons between these schools are not grade-matched because their grade spans differ.
Recent score changes also differ by subject. From 2024–2025 to 2025–2026, elementary science fell 25 points, from 37% to 12%, while high school mathematics fell 8 points, from 15% to 7%; high school ELA I declined 4 points, but science rose 3 and U.S. History rose 21. SchoolDigger’s high school ranking improved from the 43rd to the 53rd percentile, even as ELA I and mathematics scores fell. Both schools reported a 12.4 student–teacher ratio for 2024–2025. That year, free/reduced lunch eligible students were 80% at elementary and 68% at high school, a 12-point difference—context, not an explanation for results. The high school also had positive outcomes outside test scores: a 93% 2024–2025 graduation rate, 15 points above the state, and 5% chronic absenteeism in 2025–2026, 11 points below the state.
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