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The public high schools with the biggest test-score declines in Lawrence County, Ohio

This ranking covers the public high schools with the biggest test-score declines in Lawrence County, Ohio, drawn from 7 qualifying public high schools. South Point High School leads the list at -3.2pp, against a median of +5.5pp across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Lawrence County, Ohio

Best 3-yr change

-3.2pp

Median 3-yr change

+5.5pp

BIGGEST DECLINES · LAWRENCE COUNTY, OHIO

#	School	City	District	Students	3 yrs ago	Latest	Change
1	South Point High School	South Point, OH	South Point Local	317	45.3%	42.1%	-3.2pp
2	Dawson-Bryant High School	Coal Grove, OH	Dawson-Bryant Local	272	48.5%	51.8%	+3.3pp
3	Fairland High School	Proctorville, OH	Fairland Local	359	43.8%	48.7%	+4.9pp
4	Symmes Valley High School	Willow Wood, OH	Symmes Valley Local	195	38.3%	43.7%	+5.5pp
5	Chesapeake High School	Chesapeake, OH	Chesapeake Union Exempted Village	380	39.7%	51.8%	+12.1pp
6	Rock Hill Sr High School	Ironton, OH	Rock Hill Local	325	28.6%	43.0%	+14.4pp
7	Ironton High School	Ironton, OH	Ironton City School District	377	38.9%	63.8%	+24.9pp

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