Stone County Schools & Education

Stone County, Missouri

School Score

63/100

Higher = better

Rating

Average

Graduation Rate

95.3%

National avg 87.5%

Education Statistics

Graduation Rate

95.3%

National avg 87.5%

State avg 91.3%

Per-Pupil Spending

$6,888

National avg $13,239

State avg $6,334

School Score

63/100

Higher = better

State avg 43/100

State School Rank

#6

of 115 counties (1 = best)

Education Overview

About Schools in Stone County, Missouri

A Rural Network of Sixteen Schools

Stone County operates 16 public schools across five districts, serving a total of 3,513 students. The infrastructure includes six elementary, three middle, and seven high schools, along with one alternative learning facility.

Exceptional Graduation Rates Outpace the Nation

The county boasts an impressive 95.3% graduation rate, significantly higher than the national average of 87%. While per-pupil spending of $6,888 is below the national benchmark, the school score of 56.1 remains above the Missouri state average.

Reeds Spring R-IV Leads the Region

Reeds Spring R-IV is the largest district in the county, managing seven schools and 1,807 students. All education is provided through traditional public districts, as there are no charter schools operating in the area.

Small Rural Schools Define the Experience

Every school in the county is classified as rural, creating a consistent, community-focused learning environment. Students attend campuses with an average size of 251, ranging from Reeds Spring High with 602 students down to smaller primary centers.

Find Your Home in a High-Performing District

Stone County is an ideal destination for families who value high graduation rates and a quiet, rural school setting. Explore homes near Reeds Spring or Crane to join a community where education performance consistently exceeds state standards.

School Overview

Total Schools

16

in Stone County

Total Enrollment

3,513

students

School Districts

5

districts

Charter Schools

0

0% of total

School Type Breakdown

Elementary6
Middle3
High7
Other0

5 School Districts in Stone County

REEDS SPRING R-IV

7 schools
1,807 students

CRANE R-III

2 schools
555 students

BLUE EYE R-V

3 schools
546 students

GALENA R-II

2 schools
418 students

HURLEY R-I

2 schools
187 students

16 Public Schools in Stone County

REEDS SPRING HIGH

REEDS SPRING R-IV

9–12High602 students
REEDS SPRING ELEM.

REEDS SPRING R-IV

2–4Primary358 students
CRANE ELEM.

CRANE R-III

PK–6Primary310 students
REEDS SPRING PRIMARY

REEDS SPRING R-IV

PK–1Primary308 students
REEDS SPRING MIDDLE

REEDS SPRING R-IV

7–8Middle286 students
REEDS SPRING INTERMEDIATE

REEDS SPRING R-IV

5–6Middle253 students
CRANE HIGH

CRANE R-III

7–12High245 students
GALENA HIGH

GALENA R-II

7–12High222 students
BLUE EYE ELEM.

BLUE EYE R-V

PK–4Primary198 students
GALENA-ABESVILLE ELEM.

GALENA R-II

PK–6Primary196 students
BLUE EYE HIGH

BLUE EYE R-V

9–12High178 students
BLUE EYE MIDDLE

BLUE EYE R-V

5–8Middle170 students
HURLEY ELEM.

HURLEY R-I

KG–6Primary101 students
HURLEY HIGH

HURLEY R-I

7–12High86 students
GIBSON TECHNICAL CTR.

REEDS SPRING R-IV

9–12Vocational0 students
NEW HORIZONS ALTERNATIVE

REEDS SPRING R-IV

6–12Alternative0 students

Educational Attainment

Annual Per-Pupil Expenditure

$6,888

State avg $6,334

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Frequently Asked Questions

Schools in Stone County, Missouri — FAQ

What does the school system look like in Stone County, Missouri?

Stone County operates 16 public schools across five districts, serving a total of 3,513 students. The infrastructure includes six elementary, three middle, and seven high schools, along with one alternative learning facility.

How do schools in Stone County perform academically?

The county boasts an impressive 95.3% graduation rate, significantly higher than the national average of 87%. While per-pupil spending of $6,888 is below the national benchmark, the school score of 56.1 remains above the Missouri state average.

What are the major school districts in Stone County, Missouri?

Reeds Spring R-IV is the largest district in the county, managing seven schools and 1,807 students. All education is provided through traditional public districts, as there are no charter schools operating in the area.

What is the school experience like in Stone County?

Every school in the county is classified as rural, creating a consistent, community-focused learning environment. Students attend campuses with an average size of 251, ranging from Reeds Spring High with 602 students down to smaller primary centers.

How can I find homes near good schools in Stone County, Missouri?

Stone County is an ideal destination for families who value high graduation rates and a quiet, rural school setting. Explore homes near Reeds Spring or Crane to join a community where education performance consistently exceeds state standards.

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Data Sources

Education data sourced from the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) and the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey. School scores are derived composite metrics.

Data is informational only. Coverage varies by county and reporting year. Not for use as the sole basis for educational decisions.