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6.8 avg / 10

Best Schools in St. Elizabeth, Missouri

2 schools · 1 Elementary · 1 High

Public: 2
Districts: 1
Avg Rating: 6.8/10

Family Snapshot

At a glance
Avg school rating
6.8/10

50% of schools rated 7+

Median household income
$83,375

Census ACS, ZIPs in this city

Median home value
$264,200

Owner-occupied units

Bachelor's degree or higher
29%

Adults 25+

Owner-occupied homes
92%

Of occupied housing units

How St. Elizabeth compares

Median household income

$83k

127% of Missouri median

About Schools in St. Elizabeth, Missouri

St. Elizabeth, Missouri is home to 2 schools, including 2 public schools. The city's schools span 1 elementary school, , and 1 high school.

With an average rating of 6.8 out of 10, schools in St. Elizabeth show moderate performance on the MySchoolScout composite scale, which measures academic achievement, student growth, equity, and school environment.

The highest-performing school in St. Elizabeth is St. Elizabeth High with a composite score of 7.6/10, demonstrating strong academic outcomes and school quality metrics.

St. Elizabeth is served by 1 school district: ST. ELIZABETH R-IV. These districts collectively serve 271 students.

St. Elizabeth's community shows 29% bachelor's degree attainment with a median household income of $83,375. The poverty rate in the area is 4.2%.

Browse the schools below to compare ratings, test scores, enrollment, and other key metrics. Use the filters to focus on specific school levels or types that match your family's needs.

Filter by ZIP: 65075 (2)

Elementary Schools

1 school
# School Rating
1 137 students · Pre-K–5th 6.0

High Schools

1 school
# School Rating
1 134 students · 6th–12th 7.6

Schools in St. Elizabeth

St. Elizabeth, Missouri · 2 schools

Community Demographics

Census ACS 2022 5-Year Estimates across 1 ZIP code

Median Income

$83,375

Median Home Value

$264,200

Population

1,204

College Educated

29%

Homeownership

92%

Poverty Rate

4.2%

Community Profile

St. Elizabeth has a median household income of $83,375. It is an area where 29% of adults hold a bachelor's degree or higher. The median home value in the area is $264,200. The local poverty rate of 4.2% is relatively low. Source: U.S. Census ACS 2022 5-Year Estimates.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about schools in St. Elizabeth, Missouri

How many schools are in St. Elizabeth, Missouri?

St. Elizabeth has 2 schools, including 2 public and 0 private schools spanning elementary, middle, and high school levels.

What is the average school rating in St. Elizabeth, Missouri?

The average MySchoolScout composite score for schools in St. Elizabeth is 6.8 out of 10, based on academic achievement, student growth, equity, and school environment.

What is the top-ranked school in St. Elizabeth, Missouri?

The top-ranked school in St. Elizabeth on MySchoolScout is St. Elizabeth High with a composite score of 7.6/10.

What is the best elementary school in St. Elizabeth, Missouri?

The top-ranked elementary school in St. Elizabeth on MySchoolScout is St. Elizabeth Elem. with a composite score of 6.0/10.

What is the best high school in St. Elizabeth, Missouri?

The top-ranked high school in St. Elizabeth on MySchoolScout is St. Elizabeth High with a composite score of 7.6/10.

How many school districts serve St. Elizabeth, Missouri?

St. Elizabeth is served by 1 school district: St. Elizabeth R-iv.

What is the education level in St. Elizabeth, Missouri?

According to Census data, 29% of adults in St. Elizabeth have earned a bachelor's degree or higher.

What is the median income in St. Elizabeth, Missouri?

The median household income in St. Elizabeth is approximately $83,375 according to Census ACS 2022 estimates.

What is the student-teacher ratio in St. Elizabeth, Missouri?

The average student-teacher ratio across schools in St. Elizabeth is 15.3:1. This ratio varies by school, so families should check individual school profiles for specific classroom sizes.

How does MySchoolScout rate schools in St. Elizabeth, Missouri?

MySchoolScout rates schools using publicly available data from the NCES Common Core of Data and state education departments. Each school receives a 1-10 composite score based on four components: Academic Achievement, Student Growth, Equity, and School Environment.

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Data from NCES Common Core of Data, Missouri Dept. of Education, and U.S. Census ACS for the 2023–24 school year. Rankings computed by MySchoolScout. See all data sources.