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The public elementary schools with the biggest test-score declines in Missouri · page 14

Ranks 651–700 of the public schools with the biggest test-score declines in Missouri. Back to page 1.

BIGGEST DECLINES · MISSOURI
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents3 yrs agoLatestChange
651CENTRAL ELEM.WESTON, MOWEST PLATTE CO. R-II35463.0%67.7%+4.7pp
652BRAYMER ELEM.BRAYMER, MOBRAYMER C-414844.3%49.1%+4.8pp
653EUGENE FIELD ELEM.HANNIBAL, MOHANNIBAL 6019017.3%22.1%+4.8pp
654FREMONT ELEM.SPRINGFIELD, MOSPRINGFIELD R-XII36028.4%33.1%+4.8pp
655Woerner ElemST LOUIS, MOST. LOUIS CITY34910.2%14.9%+4.8pp
656VIRGINIA E. GEORGE ELEM.ALBANY, MOALBANY R-III22447.3%52.2%+4.9pp
657JACKSON PARK ELEM.UNIVERSITY CITY, MOUNIVERSITY CITY30431.5%36.4%+4.9pp
658PARTRIDGE ELEM.FT LEONARD WOOD, MOWAYNESVILLE R-VI37550.5%55.4%+4.9pp
659ELLIS ELEM.PLATTSBURG, MOCLINTON CO. R-III30124.9%29.9%+5.0pp
660ROBINSON ELEM.RAYTOWN, MORAYTOWN C-231534.9%39.9%+5.0pp
661AVENUE CITY ELEM.COSBY, MOAVENUE CITY R-IX22969.8%74.9%+5.1pp
662CARROLLTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOLCARROLLTON, MOCARROLLTON R-VII31032.5%37.6%+5.1pp
663BALLWIN ELEM.BALLWIN, MOROCKWOOD R-VI42652.8%57.8%+5.1pp
664JOHN RIDGEWAY ELEM.COLUMBIA, MOCOLUMBIA 9322754.0%59.3%+5.2pp
665PHEASANT POINT ELEM.O'FALLON, MOFORT ZUMWALT SCHOOL DISTRICT42857.0%62.2%+5.2pp
666MCEOWEN ELEM.HARRISONVILLE, MOHARRISONVILLE R-IX27137.3%42.5%+5.2pp
667WESTRIDGE ELEM.KANSAS CITY, MORAYTOWN C-231911.3%16.5%+5.2pp
668Campbellton ElementaryNew Haven, MOWASHINGTON13253.7%58.9%+5.2pp
669CLIPPARD ELEM.CAPE GIRARDEAU, MOCAPE GIRARDEAU 6338329.8%35.1%+5.3pp
670FAIRVIEW ELEM.WEST PLAINS, MOFAIRVIEW R-XI46637.6%42.9%+5.3pp
671FOX HILL ELEMENTARYKANSAS CITY, MONORTH KANSAS CITY 7460656.8%62.1%+5.3pp
672CHESTERFIELD ELEM.CHESTERFIELD, MOROCKWOOD R-VI38974.3%79.5%+5.3pp
673BAYLESS ELEMENTARYST LOUIS, MOBAYLESS85848.4%53.8%+5.4pp
674CHAPEL LAKES ELEM.LEE'S SUMMIT, MOBLUE SPRINGS R-IV60070.5%75.8%+5.4pp
675WARREN E. HEARNES ELEM.CHARLESTON, MOCHARLESTON R-I27612.8%18.2%+5.4pp
676ORRICK ELEM.ORRICK, MOORRICK R-XI16037.1%42.6%+5.5pp
677ELLISVILLE ELEM.ELLISVILLE, MOROCKWOOD R-VI47463.3%68.7%+5.5pp
678FISK ELEMENTARYFISK, MOTWIN RIVERS R-X30929.4%34.9%+5.5pp
679OSAGE CO. ELEM.LINN, MOOSAGE CO. R-II28033.5%39.1%+5.6pp
680NEW HAVEN ELEM.NEW HAVEN, MONEW HAVEN25242.8%48.4%+5.6pp
681NORTHVIEW ELEMENTARYKANSAS CITY, MONORTH KANSAS CITY 7465660.5%66.2%+5.6pp
682MEADOW HEIGHTS ELEM.PATTON, MOMEADOW HEIGHTS R-II23341.1%46.7%+5.6pp
683AVILLA ELEM.AVILLA, MOAVILLA R-XIII11433.1%38.8%+5.7pp
684EAST CARTER CO. R-II ELEM.ELLSINORE, MOEAST CARTER CO. R-II36445.5%51.1%+5.7pp
685JOEL E. BARBER ELEM.LEBANON, MOLACLEDE CO. C-550524.6%30.3%+5.7pp
686MONTGOMERY CITY ELEM.MONTGOMERY CITY, MOMONTGOMERY CO. R-II32630.3%36.0%+5.7pp
687SORRENTO SPRINGS ELEM.BALLWIN, MOPARKWAY C-228837.5%43.3%+5.7pp
688CALLAWAY HILLS ELEM.HOLTS SUMMIT, MOJEFFERSON CITY22438.4%44.1%+5.8pp
689LA MONTE ELEM.LA MONTE, MOLA MONTE R-IV16138.0%43.8%+5.8pp
690New Franklin ElementaryNew Franklin, MONEW FRANKLIN R-I19453.9%59.6%+5.8pp
691OAK GROVE ELEMSt. Joseph, MOST. JOSEPH50256.5%62.3%+5.8pp
692LUSHER ELEM.FLORISSANT, MOHAZELWOOD37121.3%27.1%+5.9pp
693SOUTH ELEM.JACKSON, MOJACKSON R-II43341.9%47.8%+5.9pp
694LAMAR ELEM.LAMAR, MOLAMAR R-I25340.3%46.1%+5.9pp
695BLACKBURN ELEM.INDEPENDENCE, MOINDEPENDENCE 3036339.0%45.0%+6.0pp
696MARIONVILLE ELEMMarionville, MOMARIONVILLE R-IX37044.9%50.9%+6.0pp
697BRIDGEWAY ELEM.BRIDGETON, MOPATTONVILLE R-III41741.5%47.5%+6.0pp
698ROOSEVELT ELEM.FARMINGTON, MOFARMINGTON R-VII38743.8%49.9%+6.1pp
699SANTA FE TRAIL ELEM.INDEPENDENCE, MOINDEPENDENCE 3036430.1%36.1%+6.1pp
700IRVING ELEMENTARYJOPLIN, MOJOPLIN SCHOOLS43431.9%38.0%+6.1pp
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