Oklahoma high-school state assessments · High school · state assessments (all students)
Math
2024–25 · Oklahoma high-school state assessments
10.5%
State benchmark 17.0% · OK · same source assessment, year and cohort
All reported high-school assessments, including students not enrolled for a full academic year: 181
19 meeting the stated threshold out of 181 reported scores or assessments.
English language arts
2024–25 · Oklahoma high-school state assessments
32.6%
State benchmark 36.8% · OK · same source assessment, year and cohort
All reported high-school assessments, including students not enrolled for a full academic year: 181
59 meeting the stated threshold out of 181 reported scores or assessments.
No calculated rank for this combined-grade result: schools can have different tested-grade and course mixes.
How this result is defined
Percent proficient or advanced in the contextual assessment report. Public contextual Assessment Performance API, All Students, HS grade group. This is not the weighted Academic Achievement points/letter grade and not the subgroup-specific met-target threshold. Uses publisher displayed one-decimal proficiency, not rounded component sums. Numerator/denominator retained only for rows publisher permits reporting. Current 2026 API rejects the year; 2024–25 HS retained separately from 2025–26 OSTP grade 3–8. Source year and statewide HS comparison are explicit.
States use different tests and proficiency standards. Do not rank these percentages across states. All-grade results also mix grades. These reported outcomes describe the source cohort; they are not an overall school-quality score or proof of attendance eligibility.
Before choosing an address
School attendance zones can cross city and ZIP boundaries. Confirm assignment, enrollment rules and current programs with the district. A school’s location in a town does not mean every home in the town is eligible.