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

Across Smith County, Texas, 9 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by the 3-year drop in composite math + reading proficiency. TROUP H S leads the list at -5.0pp, against a median of +10.0pp across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Smith County, Texas

Best 3-yr change

-5.0pp

Median 3-yr change

+10.0pp

BIGGEST DECLINES · SMITH COUNTY, TEXAS

#	School	City	District	Students	3 yrs ago	Latest	Change
1	TROUP H S	TROUP, TX	TROUP ISD	311	53.5%	48.5%	-5.0pp
2	TYLER ISD EARLY COLLEGE H S	TYLER, TX	TYLER ISD	447	83.5%	82.0%	-1.5pp
3	CHAPEL HILL H S	TYLER, TX	CHAPEL HILL ISD	990	25.5%	32.5%	+7.0pp
4	WINONA H S	WINONA, TX	WINONA ISD	319	30.5%	38.0%	+7.5pp
5	TYLER H S	TYLER, TX	TYLER ISD	2,148	28.5%	38.5%	+10.0pp
6	LINDALE H S	LINDALE, TX	LINDALE ISD	1,338	68.5%	80.5%	+12.0pp
7	WHITEHOUSE H S	WHITEHOUSE, TX	WHITEHOUSE ISD	1,404	49.5%	64.5%	+15.0pp
8	TYLER LEGACY H S	TYLER, TX	TYLER ISD	2,770	28.0%	52.0%	+24.0pp
9	CUMBERLAND H S	TYLER, TX	CUMBERLAND ACADEMY	503	17.0%	45.5%	+28.5pp

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