The top reported proficiency rate is 68% in Math. The lowest is 64% in English language arts.
Original Research by School Decision on Kellyville Es
Kellyville ES is a public school serving pre-kindergarten through second grade in the small town of Kellyville, Oklahoma, part of the Creek County school district that also bears the town’s name. Because it covers only the earliest elementary years, the school does not participate in the state assessment program, which begins in third grade. No state testing data is available for this campus, and the academic performance comparisons that often shape a school’s profile simply do not apply here. A parent looking at this school is looking at an early-childhood entry point, not a school where achievement metrics are typically reported.
The town itself shapes the context. Kellyville is a small, primarily residential community situated on historic Route 66, roughly a short drive southwest of Sapulpa. Many employed residents commute to jobs in Sapulpa and the broader Tulsa area. The largest local employer is Webco Industries, which operates a specialty alloy tubing plant in town. The community has a low-density, small-town feel, centered on Elm Street and anchored by a public park, the Creek County Fairgrounds, and Town Hall. Heyburn Lake and State Park are a short drive west, offering outdoor recreation. The town has seen modest population change over recent decades, and its housing market is moderate relative to national benchmarks, with typical home values near the state average. No large-scale new housing developments or major district-level changes were identified in recent publicly reported information.
Kellyville ES enrolls a small student body. The demographic composition is diverse: a little under half of students are White, with a substantial share identifying as two or more races, and significant representation of American Indian or Alaska Native students. Smaller numbers of Hispanic, Asian, Black, and Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander students are also present. Information on the share of students who qualify for free or reduced-price meals, receive special education services, or are English learners was not reported. Because the school serves only the youngest grades, typical measures of high school outcomes such as graduation rate are not applicable, and attendance data was also unavailable.
The school is not a charter or a magnet institution, and its Title I status was not reported. The district that operates it, Kellyville Public Schools, serves pre-kindergarten through twelfth grade within the town, so families who enroll here can expect their children to move through the same district for the remainder of their K-12 education. No recent district-level changes of lasting impact were found in public sources.
For a family considering this school, the relevant question is not about test scores but about fit in the early years. Kellyville ES offers a small, hometown environment for children just beginning their schooling. The peer group is very young, and the school’s role is to provide foundational instruction and care. The lack of academic performance data is a structural feature of the grade band, not an indicator of quality. Parents who want information about curriculum, class size, staffing ratios, or early learning approaches would need to follow up directly with the school or district, as those specifics were not available from the data examined. The broader community offers a quiet, low-cost setting with access to regional employment centers, but limited public transit and few commercial amenities within town. For a family comfortable with a small, commuter-based rural town and a school that focuses exclusively on the early elementary years, Kellyville ES fits that profile without the comparative metrics that apply to schools serving older students.
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