Gregory School District 26-4

Gregory School District 26-4 serves 442 students across three schools: Gregory Elementary (prekindergarten–grade 5), Gregory Junior High (grades 6–8), and Gregory High School (grades 9–12). The clearest strength is elementary ELA: 71% of students were proficient, compared with 49% statewide. Junior-high all-grades ELA and math were also above state rates, while high-school ACT results were below the state in all three subjects. The most important concern is high-school ACT math, which trailed the state by 8 percentage points.

Gregory Elementary has the strongest overall ELA results: grade 3 proficiency was 76% versus 43% statewide, and grade 4 was 76% versus 48%. Its math picture is less consistent: grade 3 was 69% versus 52% statewide, but grade 5 was 38% versus 43%. Gregory Junior High stands out in grade 8 science, at 56% compared with 41% statewide, and its math results exceeded state rates in all three grades. Gregory High School is strongest on completion: graduation was 100% versus 88% statewide, while its ACT math result was 26% versus 34%.

Junior-high results improved from the prior year: all-grades ELA rose from 42% to 53%, math from 39% to 49%, and grade 8 science from 26% to 56%. SchoolDigger ranks the elementary school at the 68th percentile with 3 stars, the junior high at the 67th percentile with 3 stars, and the high school at the 33rd percentile with 2 stars. Student-teacher ratios range from 10.5 at the high school to 13.6 at the elementary school. Free/reduced lunch eligible shares in 2024–2025 were 44% at the elementary school, 52% at the junior high, and 36% at the high school; these are context measures, not explanations for results. School results vary by grade and subject, and the schools serve different grade spans.