The top reported proficiency rate is 27% in Math. The lowest is 17% in Science.
Original Research by School Decision on Greenville Public School
Greenville Public School is a closed school. The school, which served Oklahoma’s Marietta area, is listed with an operational status of “Closed” in the data and served a grade band listed as “M through M,” a designation that typically indicates a nontraditional or alternative setting. Because the school is closed, there is no current enrollment data, no demographic profile of a current student body, and no recent state testing results or graduation rate to consider. The available assessment data, from the school year ending in 2023, is fragmentary and must be understood in the context of a school that no longer operates.
In the last year for which data exists, the school’s state test results show a pattern of very low proficiency rates where figures can be reported. In math, proficiency was reported for a couple of grade levels and was quite low, while several other grade levels had results suppressed or reported only as a range indicating proficiency for a very small share of students. In English language arts, the pattern was similar, with a few grade levels reporting low proficiency rates and many falling in a similarly low range. In science, one grade level reported a similarly low rate, while another fell in the very low range. The data also flags a change in the science assessment cut scores for that year, meaning the science results are not directly comparable to prior years. A parent looking at these numbers should consider them only as historical context for a now-closed school site.
The school sat within the Greenville district, but the district brief contains no recent parent-relevant changes, such as bond measures, boundary shifts, or program overhauls. For the district itself, publicly reported information is thin.
The school’s location is Marietta, a small county-seat town near the Red River. Marietta is a traditionally agricultural community whose downtown, centered on the Love County Courthouse, saw a decline in commercial activity after Interstate 35 was built on the edge of town, leaving several storefronts empty. The Chickasaw Nation is a major economic force in the area, having purchased and reopened both a former bakery and a former electronics plant, the latter now building and repairing oil field equipment. The region’s largest employer is WinStar Casino, located a distance south of town. In April 2024, the northwestern part of Marietta was struck by a tornado that caused severe damage to a distribution warehouse and a grocery store.
Because Greenville Public School is no longer open, the question for a family is not what it offers now, but what the educational landscape looks like in the area going forward. The data does not show what options replaced this school for students who would have attended it. A parent interested in this location would want to find out which district and school boundary now covers this address and what that school’s current academic and program profile looks like, as this school’s own record is archival only.
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