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Best Schools · Missouri · Highest proficiency

Missouri public schools by raw proficiency

The traditional ranking: Missouri public schools by combined math + reading proficiency on the state assessment. Best read alongside the BeatsExpectations ranking, which controls for student poverty.

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MISSOURI · HIGHEST PROFICIENCY
#SchoolCityDistrictLevel% FRLStudents% Proficient
151HANNIBAL SR. HIGHHANNIBALHANNIBAL 60High49.7%1,04872.5%
152STONE CREEK ELEMENTARYWENTZVILLEWENTZVILLE R-IVElementary25.4%54372.5%
153METRO HIGHST LOUISST. LOUIS CITYHigh100%31772.4%
154BLUE RIDGE ELEM.COLUMBIACOLUMBIA 93Elementary72.8%45372.3%
155SANTA FE ELEMENTARYKANSAS CITYHICKMAN MILLS C-1Elementary100%35672.2%
156PARTRIDGE ELEM.FT LEONARD WOODWAYNESVILLE R-VIElementary48.3%37572.0%
157CLEVER HIGHCLEVERCLEVER R-VHigh21.2%39771.9%
158CAMERON INTERMEDIATE SCHOOLCAMERONCAMERON R-IElementary50.4%39171.9%
159KNOB NOSTER ELEM.KNOB NOSTERKNOB NOSTER R-VIIIElementary42.7%55071.8%
160ROGERS MIDDLEST LOUISAFFTON 101Middle44.3%55571.6%
161HARRIS ELEM.ST CHARLESST. CHARLES R-VIElementary33.3%40871.5%
162CHESTERFIELD ELEM.CHESTERFIELDROCKWOOD R-VIElementary6.4%38971.5%
163New Franklin ElementaryNew FranklinNEW FRANKLIN R-IElementary44.8%19471.4%
164Westview Middle SchoolSaint LouisRIVERVIEW GARDENSMiddle58.8%52471.4%
165BERNIE ELEM.BERNIEBERNIE R-XIIIElementary64.0%28371.4%
166TRUMAN ELEM.NEVADANEVADA R-VElementary55.3%51271.3%
167SEYMOUR MIDDLESEYMOURSEYMOUR R-IIMiddle65.0%16071.3%
168MARYVILLE HIGHMARYVILLEMARYVILLE R-IIHigh25.2%50771.1%
169WEBSTER GROVES HIGHST LOUISWEBSTER GROVESHigh13.8%1,25371.0%
170CLYDE HAMRICK ELEM.IMPERIALFOX C-6Elementary47.9%38671.0%
171FT. ZUWMALT WEST MIDDLEO'FALLONFORT ZUMWALT SCHOOL DISTRICTMiddle21.4%1,11470.9%
172KOSHKONONG ELEM.KOSHKONONGOREGON-HOWELL R-IIIElementary80.3%12770.8%
173HARTVILLE ELEM.HARTVILLEHARTVILLE R-IIElementary54.8%20870.7%
174WOOD ELEM.FT LEONARD WOODWAYNESVILLE R-VIElementary53.6%29570.7%
175Maple ElementarySMITHVILLESMITHVILLE R-IIElementary20.1%35870.6%
176BROOKFIELD MIDDLEBROOKFIELDBROOKFIELD R-IIIMiddle45.1%23770.6%
177EAST PRAIRIE HIGHEAST PRAIRIEEAST PRAIRIE R-IIHigh100%30170.5%
178BRONAUGH ELEM.BRONAUGHBRONAUGH R-VIIElementary55.8%10470.5%
179STOUTLAND ELEMENTARYSTOUTLANDSTOUTLAND R-IIElementary63.0%23570.5%
180NORTH CALLAWAY HIGHKINGDOM CITYNORTH CALLAWAY CO. R-IHigh36.6%34770.4%
181MCGRATH ELEM.BRENTWOODBRENTWOODElementary11.4%23670.3%
182SEQUIOTA ELEM.SPRINGFIELDSPRINGFIELD R-XIIElementary34.8%31970.2%
183PLATTSBURG HIGHPLATTSBURGCLINTON CO. R-IIIHigh37.5%20070.1%
184LAKEVIEW ELEMENTARYWENTZVILLEWENTZVILLE R-IVElementary16.4%59970.1%
185NORTH HIGHST LOUISPARKWAY C-2High30.0%99070.0%
186WALNUT GROVE ELEM.WALNUT GROVEWALNUT GROVE R-VElementary45.1%14469.8%
187WESTRIDGE ELEM.BALLWINROCKWOOD R-VIElementary28.0%39769.8%
188Northeast Nodaway ElementaryRavenwoodNORTHEAST NODAWAY CO. R-VElementary30.8%11769.8%
189WILLOW SPRINGS MIDDLEWILLOW SPRINGSWILLOW SPRINGS R-IVMiddle66.8%35569.6%
190MATHEWS ELEM.NIXANixa Public SchoolsElementary32.4%45769.5%
191HARRISBURG HIGHHARRISBURGHARRISBURG R-VIIIHigh15.7%18569.5%
192KIPP WONDER ACADEMYST. LOUISKIPP ST LOUIS PUBLIC SCHOOLSElementary100%28369.5%
193ST. ELIZABETH ELEM.ST ELIZABETHST. ELIZABETH R-IVElementary19.6%14369.3%
194SANTA FE TRAIL ELEM.INDEPENDENCEINDEPENDENCE 30Elementary75.8%36469.3%
195REEDS SPRING ELEMENTARYREEDS SPRINGREEDS SPRING R-IVElementary68.2%35269.3%
196AVILLA ELEM.AVILLAAVILLA R-XIIIElementary58.8%11469.2%
197PERSHING ELEM.ST JOSEPHST. JOSEPHElementary100%28569.1%
198ZALMA ELEM.ZALMAZALMA R-VElementary100%10169.1%
199B. BANNEKER ELEMENTARYKANSAS CITYKANSAS CITY 33Elementary100%48769.1%
200FAIR GROVE HIGHFAIR GROVEFAIR GROVE R-XHigh32.2%37369.0%
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