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The public schools with the biggest test-score declines in Austin, Texas · page 5

Ranks 201–213 of the public schools with the biggest test-score declines in Austin, Texas. Back to page 1.

BIGGEST DECLINES · AUSTIN, TEXAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents3 yrs agoLatestChange
201RIDGETOP ELAUSTIN, TXAUSTIN ISD39645.0%77.5%+32.5pp
202AUSTIN H SAUSTIN, TXAUSTIN ISD2,32329.5%63.0%+33.5pp
203LAMAR MIDDLEAUSTIN, TXAUSTIN ISD1,10940.0%73.5%+33.5pp
204WINN MONTESSORIAUSTIN, TXAUSTIN ISD3705.5%39.0%+33.5pp
205MAGNOLIA MONTESSORI FOR ALLAUSTIN, TXMONTESSORI FOR ALL47012.5%47.5%+35.0pp
206BRENTWOOD ELAUSTIN, TXAUSTIN ISD67137.5%73.0%+35.5pp
207MCCALLUM H SAUSTIN, TXAUSTIN ISD1,89735.0%71.0%+36.0pp
208REILLY ELAUSTIN, TXAUSTIN ISD34928.0%64.0%+36.0pp
209BLACKSHEAR ELAUSTIN, TXAUSTIN ISD21412.5%50.0%+37.5pp
210LAKE TRAVIS H SAUSTIN, TXLAKE TRAVIS ISD3,56934.5%72.5%+38.0pp
211HUDSON BEND MIDDLEAUSTIN, TXLAKE TRAVIS ISD80629.0%67.5%+38.5pp
212WESTWOOD H SAUSTIN, TXROUND ROCK ISD2,85840.0%78.5%+38.5pp
213NOEL GRISHAM MIDDLEAUSTIN, TXROUND ROCK ISD61531.5%73.0%+41.5pp
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