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

This ranking covers the public high schools with the biggest test-score declines in Laredo, Texas, drawn from 9 qualifying public high schools. HARMONY SCHOOL OF EXCELLENCE - LAREDO leads the list at +5.0pp, against a median of +12.0pp across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Laredo, Texas

Best 3-yr change

+5.0pp

Median 3-yr change

+12.0pp

BIGGEST DECLINES · LAREDO, TEXAS

#	School	City	District	Students	3 yrs ago	Latest	Change
1	HARMONY SCHOOL OF EXCELLENCE - LAREDO	LAREDO, TX	HARMONY PUBLIC SCHOOLS - SOUTH TEXAS	671	47.5%	52.5%	+5.0pp
2	MARTIN H S	LAREDO, TX	LAREDO ISD	1,975	43.0%	49.0%	+6.0pp
3	HECTOR J GARCIA EARLY COLLEGE H S	LAREDO, TX	LAREDO ISD	392	75.5%	82.5%	+7.0pp
4	LYNDON B JOHNSON	LAREDO, TX	UNITED ISD	3,240	39.5%	48.5%	+9.0pp
5	NIXON H S	LAREDO, TX	LAREDO ISD	2,124	37.5%	49.5%	+12.0pp
6	DR LEO CIGARROA H S	LAREDO, TX	LAREDO ISD	1,379	22.0%	39.0%	+17.0pp
7	UNITED H S	LAREDO, TX	UNITED ISD	3,463	49.5%	70.0%	+20.5pp
8	UNITED SOUTH H S	LAREDO, TX	UNITED ISD	3,252	40.5%	62.5%	+22.0pp
9	JOHN B ALEXANDER H S	LAREDO, TX	UNITED ISD	3,171	42.0%	73.0%	+31.0pp

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