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Missouri schools outperforming demographics

Every Missouri public school in the top 10% of its state by BeatsExpectations score, ranked by how many percentage points they beat what their free-and-reduced-lunch profile would predict.

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MISSOURI · OUTPERFORMING DEMOGRAPHICS
#SchoolCityDistrict% FRL% ProficientExpectedBeats (pp)
151EXETER HIGHEXETEREXETER R-VI69.7%72.9%50.0%22.91
152BLUE EYE HIGHBLUE EYEBLUE EYE R-V49.4%73.3%50.4%22.9
153SUNNY POINTE ELEM.BLUE SPRINGSBLUE SPRINGS R-IV35.6%73.4%50.6%22.84
154NORTHVIEW ELEMENTARYKANSAS CITYNORTH KANSAS CITY 7412.8%73.9%51.0%22.84
155SANTA FE ELEMENTARYKANSAS CITYHICKMAN MILLS C-1100%72.2%49.4%22.74
156LINCOLN ELEM.TROYTROY R-III26.9%73.5%50.8%22.7
157NEW HAVEN ELEM.NEW HAVENNEW HAVEN48.8%73.0%50.4%22.69
158JEFFERSON CITY HIGHJEFFERSON CITYJEFFERSON CITY50.4%73.0%50.3%22.67
159CLAYTON HIGHCLAYTONCLAYTON8.0%73.6%51.1%22.52
160PRAIRIE POINT ELEM.KANSAS CITYPARK HILL33.0%73.1%50.6%22.49
161BLUE RIDGE ELEM.COLUMBIACOLUMBIA 9372.8%72.3%49.9%22.36
162RISCO ELEM.RISCORISCO R-II66.3%72.3%50.0%22.25
163HALLSVILLE HIGHHALLSVILLEHALLSVILLE R-IV25.4%73.0%50.8%22.21
164FORDLAND HIGHFORDLANDFORDLAND R-III31.5%72.9%50.7%22.2
165HANNIBAL SR. HIGHHANNIBALHANNIBAL 6049.7%72.5%50.3%22.16
166STONE CREEK ELEMENTARYWENTZVILLEWENTZVILLE R-IV25.4%72.5%50.8%21.68
167PARTRIDGE ELEM.FT LEONARD WOODWAYNESVILLE R-VI48.3%72.0%50.4%21.61
168CAMERON INTERMEDIATE SCHOOLCAMERONCAMERON R-I50.4%71.9%50.3%21.53
169KNOB NOSTER ELEM.KNOB NOSTERKNOB NOSTER R-VIII42.7%71.8%50.5%21.34
170BERNIE ELEM.BERNIEBERNIE R-XIII64.0%71.4%50.1%21.3
171Westview Middle SchoolSaint LouisRIVERVIEW GARDENS58.8%71.4%50.2%21.21
172SEYMOUR MIDDLESEYMOURSEYMOUR R-II65.0%71.3%50.1%21.19
173ROGERS MIDDLEST LOUISAFFTON 10144.3%71.6%50.4%21.13
174EAST PRAIRIE HIGHEAST PRAIRIEEAST PRAIRIE R-II100%70.5%49.4%21.08
175TRUMAN ELEM.NEVADANEVADA R-V55.3%71.3%50.2%21.07
176LENSKEARNEYKEARNEY R-I20.0%71.9%50.9%21.02
177CLEVER HIGHCLEVERCLEVER R-V21.2%71.9%50.9%21.01
178New Franklin ElementaryNew FranklinNEW FRANKLIN R-I44.8%71.4%50.4%21
179KOSHKONONG ELEM.KOSHKONONGOREGON-HOWELL R-III80.3%70.8%49.8%20.98
180HARRIS ELEM.ST CHARLESST. CHARLES R-VI33.3%71.5%50.6%20.86
181LIBERAL HIGHLIBERALLIBERAL R-II37.5%71.3%50.6%20.68
182CLYDE HAMRICK ELEM.IMPERIALFOX C-647.9%71.0%50.4%20.61
183BELLEVIEW ELEM.BELLEVIEWBELLEVIEW R-III100%69.9%49.4%20.5
184HARTVILLE ELEM.HARTVILLEHARTVILLE R-II54.8%70.7%50.3%20.48
185WOOD ELEM.FT LEONARD WOODWAYNESVILLE R-VI53.6%70.7%50.3%20.41
186STOUTLAND ELEMENTARYSTOUTLANDSTOUTLAND R-II63.0%70.5%50.1%20.35
187MARYVILLE HIGHMARYVILLEMARYVILLE R-II25.2%71.1%50.8%20.34
188CHESTERFIELD ELEM.CHESTERFIELDROCKWOOD R-VI6.4%71.5%51.1%20.33
189BRONAUGH ELEM.BRONAUGHBRONAUGH R-VII55.8%70.5%50.2%20.24
190BROOKFIELD MIDDLEBROOKFIELDBROOKFIELD R-III45.1%70.6%50.4%20.17
191KIPP WONDER ACADEMYST. LOUISKIPP ST LOUIS PUBLIC SCHOOLS100%69.5%49.4%20.08
Page 4 of 4 · 191 ranked. Schools in the top 10% within their state by BeatsExpectations (proficiency residual after controlling for free-and-reduced-lunch share).

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