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

Across Warren County, Ohio, 31 public schools are ranked here, ranked by the 3-year drop in composite math + reading proficiency. Franklin High School leads the list at -8.8pp, against a median of +0.8pp across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Warren County, Ohio

Best 3-yr change

-8.8pp

Median 3-yr change

+0.8pp

BIGGEST DECLINES · WARREN COUNTY, OHIO

#	School	City	District	Students	3 yrs ago	Latest	Change
1	Franklin High School	Franklin, OH	Franklin City	676	53.8%	45.0%	-8.8pp
2	Franklin Junior High School	Franklin, OH	Franklin City	617	64.2%	56.7%	-7.5pp
3	Kings Mills Elementary School	Kings Mills, OH	Kings Local	567	86.8%	80.5%	-6.3pp
4	J F Burns Elementary School	Kings Mills, OH	Kings Local	807	84.4%	81.1%	-3.3pp
5	Springboro Intermediate School	Springboro, OH	Springboro Community City	502	81.5%	78.7%	-2.9pp
6	Waynesville Middle School	Waynesville, OH	Wayne Local	379	83.9%	81.0%	-2.9pp
7	Columbia Intermediate School	Kings Mills, OH	Kings Local	809	81.7%	79.8%	-1.9pp
8	Kings Junior High School	Kings Mills, OH	Kings Local	730	82.4%	80.8%	-1.6pp
9	Carlisle Junior High School	Carlisle, OH	Carlisle Local	242	65.9%	64.4%	-1.5pp
10	Little Miami High School	Morrow, OH	Little Miami Local	1,603	69.8%	68.7%	-1.2pp
11	Carlisle Intermediate Elementary School	Carlisle, OH	Carlisle Local	363	59.3%	58.6%	-0.7pp
12	South Lebanon Elementary School	Maineville, OH	Kings Local	523	84.0%	83.5%	-0.5pp
13	Berry Intermediate School	Lebanon, OH	Lebanon City	774	71.2%	71.1%	-0.1pp
14	Springboro Junior High School	Springboro, OH	Springboro Community City	975	82.9%	83.2%	+0.3pp
15	Waynesville High School	Waynesville, OH	Wayne Local	448	83.3%	83.7%	+0.4pp
16	Donovan Elementary School	Lebanon, OH	Lebanon City	798	70.6%	71.4%	+0.8pp
17	Little Miami Elementary School	Morrow, OH	Little Miami Local	887	70.8%	71.7%	+0.9pp
18	Five Points	Centerville, OH	Springboro Community City	979	85.5%	86.6%	+1.0pp
19	Waynesville Elementary School	Waynesville, OH	Wayne Local	749	86.0%	87.0%	+1.0pp
20	Carlisle High School	Carlisle, OH	Carlisle Local	415	57.9%	59.0%	+1.2pp
21	Lebanon Junior High	Lebanon, OH	Lebanon City	869	68.0%	69.3%	+1.3pp
22	Mason Intermediate Elementary School	Mason, OH	Mason City	3,086	85.8%	87.3%	+1.5pp
23	William Mason High School	Mason, OH	Mason City	3,435	79.5%	81.1%	+1.6pp
24	Dennis	Springboro, OH	Springboro Community City	853	81.9%	84.7%	+2.8pp
25	Little Miami Primary School	Maineville, OH	Little Miami Local	937	71.2%	74.0%	+2.8pp
26	Little Miami Middle School	Morrow, OH	Little Miami Local	1,304	69.6%	72.8%	+3.2pp
27	Mason Middle School	Mason, OH	Mason City	1,637	82.7%	86.1%	+3.4pp
28	Springboro High School	Springboro, OH	Springboro Community City	2,035	75.8%	81.8%	+6.0pp
29	Lebanon High School	Lebanon, OH	Lebanon City	1,604	59.8%	67.5%	+7.7pp
30	Kings High School	Kings Mills, OH	Kings Local	1,457	70.1%	78.5%	+8.5pp
31	Carlisle Primary Elementary School	Carlisle, OH	Carlisle Local	526	63.8%	80.3%	+16.5pp

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