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Missouri schools underperforming demographics

Every Missouri 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.

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MISSOURI · UNDERPERFORMING DEMOGRAPHICS
#SchoolCityDistrict% FRL% ProficientExpectedGap (pp)
151OSBORN ELEM.OSBORNOSBORN R-O31.3%29.2%50.7%-21.51
152FAIRMOUNT ELEM.ST PETERSFRANCIS HOWELL R-III20.8%29.4%50.9%-21.47
153FORT OSAGE HIGHINDEPENDENCEFORT OSAGE R-I42.9%29.0%50.5%-21.47
154MOBERLY SR. HIGHMOBERLYMOBERLY49.9%28.9%50.3%-21.46
155BLUE HILLS ELEM.INDEPENDENCEFORT OSAGE R-I43.7%29.0%50.5%-21.45
156RAYMORE-PECULIAR SR. HIGHPECULIARRAYMORE-PECULIAR R-II18.0%29.5%50.9%-21.43
157Marthasville ElementaryMarthasvilleWASHINGTON34.4%29.2%50.6%-21.39
158CARTHAGE INTERMEDIATE CENTERCARTHAGECARTHAGE R-IX66.3%28.7%50.0%-21.33
159ROCKWOOD VALLEY MIDDLEWILDWOODROCKWOOD R-VI7.0%29.8%51.1%-21.29
160WILLIAM BRYANT ELEM.BLUE SPRINGSBLUE SPRINGS R-IV30.8%29.4%50.7%-21.26
161WEAVER ELEM.SPRINGFIELDSPRINGFIELD R-XII89.8%28.4%49.6%-21.25
162STANBERRY HIGHSTANBERRYSTANBERRY R-II30.1%29.6%50.7%-21.09
163NORTHEAST MIDDLE SCHOOLKANSAS CITYKANSAS CITY 33100%28.4%49.4%-21.07
164PUTNAM CO. MIDDLEUNIONVILLEPUTNAM CO. R-I49.3%29.3%50.4%-21.02
165PLAZA MIDDLEKANSAS CITYPARK HILL34.6%29.6%50.6%-20.98
166ALMA SCHRADER ELEM.CAPE GIRARDEAUCAPE GIRARDEAU 63100%28.5%49.4%-20.92
167WRIGHT CITY MIDDLEWRIGHT CITYWRIGHT CITY R-II OF WARREN CO.46.3%29.5%50.4%-20.92
168CENTRAL MIDDLECHESTERFIELDPARKWAY C-217.0%30.0%51.0%-20.91
169EASTWOOD HILLS ELEM.KANSAS CITYRAYTOWN C-286.7%28.8%49.7%-20.9
170NORTH HARRISON HIGHEAGLEVILLENORTH HARRISON R-III53.8%29.4%50.3%-20.85
171PATTONSBURG HIGHPATTONSBURGPATTONSBURG R-II67.0%29.2%50.0%-20.79
172WINFIELD HIGHWINFIELDWINFIELD R-IV33.7%29.9%50.6%-20.76
173BRANSON HIGHBRANSONBRANSON R-IV54.8%29.5%50.3%-20.75
174TUSCUMBIA HIGHTUSCUMBIAMILLER CO. R-III35.8%29.9%50.6%-20.74
175CLARKTON HIGHCLARKTONCLARKTON C-4100%28.7%49.4%-20.72
176FESTUS INTERMEDIATEFESTUSFESTUS R-VI38.3%29.8%50.5%-20.72
177KIPP ST. LOUIS HIGHSt. LouisKIPP ST LOUIS PUBLIC SCHOOLS100%28.7%49.4%-20.71
178BUTCHER-GREENE ELEM.GRANDVIEWGRANDVIEW C-460.9%29.5%50.1%-20.6
179JEFFERSON INTERMEDIATE SCHOOLST CHARLESST. CHARLES R-VI43.8%30.0%50.5%-20.49
180At Home AcademyST.LOUISMEHLVILLE R-IX27.3%30.4%50.8%-20.38
181VERONA HIGHVERONAVERONA R-VII62.9%29.8%50.1%-20.35
182SOUTHWEST MIDDLEBALLWINPARKWAY C-216.6%30.6%51.0%-20.33
183WELLINGTON-NAPOLEON ELEM.WELLINGTONWELLINGTON-NAPOLEON R-IX34.8%30.3%50.6%-20.32
184DELTA WOODS MIDDLELEE'S SUMMITBLUE SPRINGS R-IV22.3%30.5%50.9%-20.31
185NEW MARK MIDDLEKANSAS CITYNORTH KANSAS CITY 7423.3%30.6%50.8%-20.22
186PRAIRIE DELL ELEMENTARYUNIONUNION R-XI52.3%30.1%50.3%-20.18
187GORDON PARKS ELEM.KANSAS CITYGORDON PARKS ELEM.100%29.3%49.4%-20.17
188RICHLAND HIGHRICHLANDRICHLAND R-IV53.2%30.2%50.3%-20.11
189RUSSELLVILLE HIGHRUSSELLVILLECOLE CO. R-I22.1%30.8%50.9%-20.07
190WM. N. CLARK MIDDLEFAYETTEFAYETTE R-III49.7%30.3%50.3%-20
191CARMAN TRAILS ELEM.MANCHESTERPARKWAY C-230.7%30.8%50.7%-19.94
Page 4 of 4 · 191 ranked. Schools in the bottom 10% within their state by BeatsExpectations. Read alongside trajectory and recent ratings.

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