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The public high schools with the biggest test-score declines in Amarillo, Texas

7 public high schools in Amarillo, Texas appear in this ranking of the public high schools with the biggest test-score declines, ranked by the 3-year drop in composite math + reading proficiency. CAPROCK H S leads the list at -2.0pp, against a median of +19.0pp across the ranked schools.

The table below is sortable and filterable, and the full list downloads as a CSV. Figures come from federal NCES enrollment data and, where applicable, state assessment results for 2024-25.

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Amarillo, Texas

Best 3-yr change

-2.0pp

Median 3-yr change

+19.0pp

BIGGEST DECLINES · AMARILLO, TEXAS

#	School	City	District	Students	3 yrs ago	Latest	Change
1	CAPROCK H S	AMARILLO, TX	AMARILLO ISD	2,058	41.5%	39.5%	-2.0pp
2	HIGHLAND PARK H S	AMARILLO, TX	HIGHLAND PARK ISD	213	52.5%	52.5%	+0.0pp
3	RIVER ROAD H S	AMARILLO, TX	RIVER ROAD ISD	400	31.5%	45.0%	+13.5pp
4	PALO DURO H S	AMARILLO, TX	AMARILLO ISD	1,949	31.5%	50.5%	+19.0pp
5	TASCOSA H S	AMARILLO, TX	AMARILLO ISD	2,176	24.5%	48.5%	+24.0pp
6	AMARILLO H S	AMARILLO, TX	AMARILLO ISD	2,161	35.0%	63.0%	+28.0pp
7	RANDALL H S	AMARILLO, TX	CANYON ISD	1,126	21.5%	52.0%	+30.5pp

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