Summary:
Miller has one high school, Miller High School - 01, serving grades 9–12 and enrolling 141 students. Its latest results are mixed: grade 11 ACT science is notably above the state, while math is below the state on both reported assessments. For parents weighing academic results, the clearest and most consistent concern is mathematics.
Because it is the only school listed, Miller High School - 01 cannot be ranked against other local schools; its strongest and weakest areas are within its own results. In the 2025–2026 grade 11 ACT results, science proficiency was 62%, compared with 45% statewide, a 17-point advantage; English language arts was 50% versus 48%, 2 points higher. Math was 15% versus 34%, a 19-point deficit. The earlier all-grades Smarter Balanced results also show a large math gap: 20% proficient compared with 43% statewide, 23 points lower. Graduation is a positive: the school’s 100% rate matches Miller School District 29-4 and is 12 points above the state. Dropout was 1%, below the state’s 2%, but slightly above the district’s 0%.
SchoolDigger’s statewide rank percentile has rebounded after a decline, but has fluctuated: it was 43rd in 2023–2024, fell to 26th in 2024–2025, then rose to 48th in 2025–2026—17 points down, then 22 points up, for a net five-point gain. The number of schools ranked also varied, from 141 to 166 to 130. Context figures include a 10.8 student-teacher ratio in 2024–2025 and 11% free/reduced lunch eligible, SY 2024–2025. Since the list contains just one school, it cannot show how Miller compares with other local schools.
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