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

7 public schools in Lee County, Texas appear in this ranking of the public schools with the biggest test-score declines, ranked by the 3-year drop in composite math + reading proficiency. Giddings Elementary School leads the list at -6.5pp, against a median of +23.5pp across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
7
Lee County, Texas
Best 3-yr change
-6.5pp
Median 3-yr change
+23.5pp
BIGGEST DECLINES · LEE COUNTY, TEXAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents3 yrs agoLatestChange
1Giddings Elementary SchoolGIDDINGS, TXGIDDINGS ISD58546.5%40.0%-6.5pp
2Dime Box SchoolDIME BOX, TXDIME BOX ISD15627.0%30.5%+3.5pp
3Giddings Middle SchoolGIDDINGS, TXGIDDINGS ISD38935.5%46.0%+10.5pp
4Giddings Intermediate SchoolGIDDINGS, TXGIDDINGS ISD27825.5%49.0%+23.5pp
5Giddings High SchoolGIDDINGS, TXGIDDINGS ISD64842.5%66.5%+24.0pp
6Lexington Middle SchoolLEXINGTON, TXLEXINGTON ISD22825.0%53.0%+28.0pp
7Lexington Elementary SchoolLEXINGTON, TXLEXINGTON ISD48813.0%48.5%+35.5pp
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