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Mississippi schools underperforming demographics

Every Mississippi public school in the bottom 10% of its state by BeatsExpectations. Being on this list is a starting question, not a verdict: a school may be in leadership transition, recovering from a demographic shift, or working through curriculum or staffing problems.

MISSISSIPPI · UNDERPERFORMING DEMOGRAPHICS
#SchoolCityDistrict% FRL% ProficientExpectedGap (pp)
51Charleston Middle SchoolCHARLESTONEast Tallahatchie School District98.6%28.1%44.8%-16.72
52S.V. Marshall Middle SchoolLexingtonHolmes County Consolidated100%27.5%44.1%-16.61
53Byram Middle SchoolTerryHinds County School District70.4%42.4%59.0%-16.61
54Hawkins Middle SchoolFORESTForest Municipal School District83.9%35.6%52.2%-16.59
55Greenwood Middle SchoolGreenwoodGreenwood-Leflore Consolidated School District100%27.6%44.1%-16.54
56Lanier Junior/Senior High SchoolJacksonJackson Public Schools100%27.6%44.1%-16.53
57Magee High SchoolMageeSimpson County School District85.5%34.9%51.4%-16.51
58Senatobia Middle SchoolSenatobiaSenatobia Municipal School District65.4%45.3%61.5%-16.22
59Pecan Park Elementary SchoolJacksonJackson Public Schools100%28.0%44.1%-16.11
60Shannon High SchoolSHANNONLee County79.6%38.3%54.4%-16.07
61Provine High SchoolJacksonJackson Public Schools100%28.1%44.1%-16.02
62Kemper County Middle SchoolDEKALBKemper County School District100%28.2%44.1%-15.93
63Sudduth Elementary SchoolSTARKVILLEStarkville Oktibbeha Consolidated School District67.9%44.5%60.2%-15.71
64Meridian PreK AcademyMeridianMeridian Public Schools97.9%29.5%45.2%-15.67
65Isable Elementary SchoolJacksonJackson Public Schools100%28.5%44.1%-15.61
66Pearman Elementary SchoolCLEVELANDCleveland School District100%28.6%44.1%-15.54
67Earl Nash ElementaryMACONNoxubee County School District99.7%28.9%44.3%-15.35
68Jefferson County Middle SchoolFayetteJefferson County School District98.8%29.4%44.7%-15.32
69McEvans Elementary SchoolSHAWWest Bolivar Consolidated School District100%28.9%44.1%-15.21
70McLeod Elementary SchoolJacksonJackson Public Schools99.7%29.1%44.3%-15.16
71Byhalia Elementary SchoolBYHALIAMarshall County School District99.4%29.3%44.4%-15.15
72Nettleton Junior HighNettletonNettleton School District80.7%38.7%53.8%-15.11
73Tylertown High SchoolTylertownWalthall County School District76.6%40.8%55.9%-15.08
74Carver Elementary SchoolMeridianMeridian Public Schools100%29.1%44.1%-15.06
75North Pike Junior HighSummitNorth Pike Schools69.1%44.6%59.6%-15.06
76Rouse ElementaryBrandonRankin County School District40.7%58.9%73.9%-15.05
77Columbus Middle SchoolColumbusColumbus Municipal School District99.7%29.3%44.3%-14.95
78DeSoto Central Primary SchoolSouthavenDeSoto County School District40.8%59.0%73.9%-14.87
79Lawrence County High SchoolMonticelloLawrence County School District66.7%46.0%60.9%-14.84
80Lake Cormorant Middle SchoolLake CormorantDeSoto County School District68.9%45.0%59.8%-14.8
81Boyd Elementary SchoolJacksonJackson Public Schools100%29.4%44.1%-14.76
82Olive Branch Middle SchoolOLIVE BRANCHDeSoto County School District62.6%48.2%62.9%-14.74
83Key Elementary SchoolJacksonJackson Public Schools100%29.5%44.1%-14.64
84Johnson Elementary SchoolJacksonJackson Public Schools100%29.5%44.1%-14.61
Page 2 of 2 · 84 ranked. Schools in the bottom 10% within their state by BeatsExpectations. Read alongside trajectory and recent ratings.

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