The top reported proficiency rate is 8% in Science. The lowest is 2% in Math.
Original Research by School Decision on Insight School of Oklahoma Ms
Insight School of Oklahoma MS is a public charter middle school serving grades six through eight, part of the Insight School of Oklahoma charter network. It is located in Midwest City, a mid-sized city in the Oklahoma City metro area whose economy and identity are shaped by Tinker Air Force Base, the largest single-site employer in the state. The school operates as a virtual or online program, meaning students attend classes remotely rather than on a traditional physical campus. This is the central fact that shapes every other aspect of the school’s profile.
The student body is predominantly White, with a substantial share of students who identify as two or more races and a notable Hispanic presence. American Indian or Alaska Native students also make up a meaningful portion of enrollment, while Black students represent a smaller share. The school’s total enrollment is modest for a middle school serving three grade levels. No data on the share of students qualifying for free or reduced-price lunch, receiving special education services, or classified as English learners was reported, which is a gap a family may want to explore directly with the school.
State test results for the 2024-25 school year show that proficiency rates across math, English language arts, and science are very low. In sixth-grade math and eighth-grade math, the results were suppressed due to small group sizes. Where figures were reported, the share of students scoring at or above proficient was in the single digits for seventh-grade math, for all three tested grade levels in ELA, and for eighth-grade science. The academic performance index, which averages proficiency across all tested subjects and grades, places the school in the bottom quartile relative to the districts of Oklahoma County. The state changed its cut scores for math and ELA in this testing year, so the results are not directly comparable to prior years, but the numbers as reported are very low.
Because Insight School of Oklahoma MS is a middle school, it does not have a high school graduation rate. No data on chronic absenteeism was available, and there is no information about course access, staffing ratios, or discipline rates. A parent considering this school would want to understand how the virtual model delivers instruction, what supports are in place for students who are struggling academically, and how the school addresses student engagement and attendance in a remote setting.
The district that runs the school, Insight School of Oklahoma, is a charter network. A search for recent district-level changes turned up little of lasting impact, so it is not possible to describe current initiatives or priorities here. The homes in the immediate area have a value and rent slightly below the state average, and the mortgage rate environment is typical for the broader economy.
This school will be a fit primarily for families who are actively seeking a fully online middle school experience. The academic results are weak on the state tests that were reported, and a parent should have a clear picture of how the school monitors and responds to student performance before enrolling. The lack of data on special populations and student support services means that families with children who have individualized education plans or are learning English should ask pointed questions about how those services are delivered in a virtual setting.
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