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

Across Hays County, Texas, 7 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by the 3-year drop in composite math + reading proficiency. IDEA KYLE COLLEGE PREPARATORY leads the list at +5.5pp, against a median of +19.5pp across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
7
Hays County, Texas
Best 3-yr change
+5.5pp
Median 3-yr change
+19.5pp
BIGGEST DECLINES · HAYS COUNTY, TEXAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents3 yrs agoLatestChange
1IDEA KYLE COLLEGE PREPARATORYKYLE, TXIDEA PUBLIC SCHOOLS68147.5%53.0%+5.5pp
2MOE AND GENE JOHNSON H SBUDA, TXHAYS CISD2,87040.0%57.0%+17.0pp
3JACK C HAYS H SBUDA, TXHAYS CISD2,30439.5%57.0%+17.5pp
4SAN MARCOS H SSAN MARCOS, TXSAN MARCOS CISD2,37113.0%32.5%+19.5pp
5LEHMAN H SKYLE, TXHAYS CISD2,12820.5%43.0%+22.5pp
6DRIPPING SPRINGS H SDRIPPING SPRINGS, TXDRIPPING SPRINGS ISD2,56427.0%64.0%+37.0pp
7WIMBERLEY H SWIMBERLEY, TXWIMBERLEY ISD82023.5%63.5%+40.0pp
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