Stockton R-I School District
MOStockton, Missouri•Cedar County
Contact & Location
Enrollment & Schools
69
Total Schools
44,134
Total Enrollment
PK-UG
Grade Range
School Breakdown
3
Preschools
13
Elementary
Schools
13
Middle
Schools
16
High
Schools
Rating Distribution
2237%
1728%
2135%
School Types
By Type
Public
69Charter
0Private
0By Level
Elementary
13Middle
13High
16Reviews (Aggregated)
3.5
Average Rating
436
Total Reviews
Demographics (Aggregated)
Ethnicity Breakdown
Hispanic / Latino
44%
White
32%
Asian
11%
Black / African American
6%
Two or More Races
3%
Native American
1%
Gender Distribution
52%Male
48%Female
Free / Reduced Lunch
51%Students Eligible
vs. State Average
49%
Academic Performance (Aggregated)
Average Ratings
5.5
Overall6.1
Test Scores—
Equity5.2
College ReadinessAverage ACT Score
20.4
(out of 36)
Average SAT Score
1049
(out of 1600)
Average Graduation Rate
85%
Students
AP / IB / Dual Enrollment
15%
Students
School Performance Summary
Below Average
37% (22)
Average
28% (17)
Above Average
35% (21)
Stockton R-I School District is committed to excellence, equity, and preparing every student for a successful future.
Schools in Stockton R-I School District
69 schoolsPreschools
(3)Elementary Schools
(13)9
Ambrose Elementary School
Elementarypublic•377 students
7
Heather Hill Elementary School
Elementarypublic•318 students
8
Hinckley Elementary School
Elementarypublic•383 students
9
Lincoln Elementary School
Elementarypublic•338 students
9
Muraco Elementary School
Elementarypublic•296 students
4
North Elementary School
Elementarypublic•391 students
6
Rockhill El School
Elementarypublic•156 students
5
Serena Hills Elementary School
Elementarypublic•302 students
5
Shade Gap El School
Elementarypublic•111 students
4
Spring Farms El School
Elementarypublic•179 students
4
Stockton Elementary School
Elementarypublic•359 students
Waseca Area Off Campus
Elementarypublic0
6
Waseca Intermediate Elementary School
Elementarypublic•359 students
Middle Schools
(13)2
Ball Junior High School
Middlepublic•737 students
2
Brookhurst Junior High School
Middlepublic•724 students
2
Dale Junior High School
Middlepublic•1,002 students
6
Hardin Junior High School
Middlepublic•316 students
6
Lexington Junior High School
Middlepublic•1,188 students
8
McCall Middle School
Middlepublic•1,053 students
3
Orangeview Junior High School
Middlepublic•612 students
6
Parker Junior High School
Middlepublic•819 students
2
South Junior High School
Middlepublic•1,159 students
1
Sycamore Junior High School
Middlepublic•1,137 students
4
Walker Junior High School
Middlepublic•890 students
5
Waseca Junior High School
Middlepublic•259 students
Waseca Middle Level Alc
Middlepublic•4 students
High Schools
(16)4
Anaheim High School
Highpublic•2,667 students
9
Cypress High School
Highpublic•2,685 students
2
Gilbert High (Continuation) School
Highpublic•543 students
4
Hardin High School
Highpublic•394 students
8
Highland High School
Highpublic•968 students
6
Jefferson High School
Highpublic•451 students
9
John F. Kennedy High School
Highpublic•1,983 students
4
Katella High School
Highpublic•2,326 students
4
Loara High School
Highpublic•1,539 students
5
Magnolia High School
Highpublic•1,608 students
4
Savanna High School
Highpublic•1,466 students
5
Shepherd High School
Highpublic•253 students
5
Stockton High School
Highpublic•285 students
6
Waseca Senior High School
Highpublic•607 students
5
Western High School
Highpublic•1,446 students
10
Winchester High School
Highpublic•1,418 students
Other Schools
(24)7
Cambridge Virtual Academy
Schoolpublic•195 students
3
Cambridge Virtual Academy at Polaris
Schoolpublic•623 students
2
D.C. Virgo Preparatory Academy
Schoolpublic•215 students
5
Flossmoor Hills Elementary School
Schoolpublic•354 students
8
Granger Elementary School
Schoolpublic•517 students
2
Hardin Elementary School
Schoolpublic•607 students
3
Hartley Elementary School
Schoolpublic•449 students
8
Highland Middle School
Schoolpublic•780 students
Highland Virtual Learning Academy
Schoolpublic•6 students
Hope School
Schoolpublic•231 students
5
Jefferson Middle School
Schoolpublic•280 students
8
Lester C. Noecker Elementary School
Schoolpublic•466 students
8
Lynch Elementary School
Schoolpublic•472 students
9
Oxford Academy
Schoolpublic•1,315 students
7
Sharon Elementary School
Schoolpublic•629 students
Sodt Elementary School
Schoolpublic•214 students
3
Southern Huntingdon County High School/Middle School
Schoolpublic•614 students
5
Stockton Middle School
Schoolpublic•277 students
7
Straight Public School
Schoolpublic•41 students
Thomas Carr Howe Community High School
Schoolpublic•605 students
9
Vinson-Owen Elementary School
Schoolpublic•387 students
3
Waseca Alternative High School
Schoolpublic•68 students
7
Western Avenue Elementary School
Schoolpublic•494 students
9
Woodhull School
Schoolpublic•36 students
Reported Incidents
Report an IncidentCommunity-reported and third-party-sourced concerns. All incidents are allegations, not established facts.
Inappropriate TeachingPolitical / IdeologicalLowAdded 2d ago
Community service for BHM
Alleged incident in Anaheim Union High School District · California
A school district is offering community service hours to students who participate in Black History Month events. This initiative aims to encourage student involvement in cultural activities.
Occurred on February 14, 2023Source: Defending Education IndoctriNation Map
Inappropriate TeachingPolitical / IdeologicalModerateAdded 2d ago
Anaheim Mandates Political Ethnic Studies
Alleged incident in Anaheim Union High School District · California
Public high schools in Anaheim, California, are reportedly requiring students to take courses focused on political activism and ethnic studies. This information was obtained through a public records request.
Occurred on November 4, 2023Source: Defending Education IndoctriNation Map
Inappropriate TeachingPolitical / IdeologicalHighAdded 2d ago
District mandates student political activism
Alleged incident in Anaheim Union High School District · California
A school district approved Ethnic Studies courses that require students to engage in community activism and study concepts such as social constructs and systems of oppression. These courses aim to foster political awareness and encourage students to become active agents of change. The curriculum promotes specific ideological viewpoints within various subjects.
Occurred on September 1, 2022Source: Defending Education IndoctriNation Map
Data aggregated from 69 schools in Stockton R-I School District.
Source: GreatSchools, U.S. Department of Education, and school surveys.
Last updated: May 1, 2026Source: GreatSchools, U.S. Department of Education, and school surveys.