Hickman Mills C-1 Schools has MADE THE GRADE on the 2024 state report card and has reached full accreditation standards according to two of the frameworks the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) uses to grade school districts.
**NOTE: DESE Updates reflecting the final score are pending.
KC AREA APR SCORES
Lee’s Summit – 87.2%
Blue Springs – 86%
Park Hill – 85.7%
Liberty – 84.2%
Independence – 80%
Belton – 77.5%
Excelsior Springs – 73.7%
Ray-Pec – 73.2%
Kansas City PS – 73.2 %
Hickman Mills – 72.7%
Oak Grove – 72%
Raytown – 71.5%
Fort Osage – 68.2
Odessa – 68.2%
Center – 66.7%
Grandview – 63.7%
KEYS TO SUCCESS
System Alignment
- Teacher and Staff Salaries
- Middle School Realignment
- School Board Improvements
Fine Facilities:
- Demolition of buildings
- Middle School renovations
- New Warehouse
- New Real-World Learning Center
Academic Achievement:
- MAP Results
- 61% - English
- 95% - Social Studies
Graduation Rates
- 2024 - 92%
- 2023 - 91%
- 2022 - 88%
IN THE NEWS
The Hickman Mills C-1 School District (HMC-1) is a testament to resilience and determination, showcasing a relentless commitment to regaining full accreditation after losing it in 2012. Collaboration has been central to HMC-1’s success. Teachers, staff, families, and the community have worked together to create an environment where students can thrive. HMC-1’s transformation began in July 2020 with a leadership change that sparked a renewed district-wide focus on achieving full accreditation. Below is the timeline of HMC-1’s journey toward full accreditation.
HMC-1’s journey serves as an inspiring example of what can be accomplished when a community unites with a shared vision of excellence. The district’s relentless pursuit of accreditation underscores its commitment to providing quality education and ensuring that every student has the opportunity to succeed.
