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The public schools with the biggest test-score declines in Whitman County, Washington

This ranking covers the public schools with the biggest test-score declines in Whitman County, Washington, drawn from 12 qualifying public schools. Jefferson Elementary leads the list at -15.1pp, against a median of +0.1pp across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
12
Whitman County, Washington
Best 3-yr change
-15.1pp
Median 3-yr change
+0.1pp
BIGGEST DECLINES · WHITMAN COUNTY, WASHINGTON
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents3 yrs agoLatestChange
1Jefferson ElementaryPullman, WAPullman School District33554.7%39.5%-15.1pp
2Colfax High SchoolColfax, WAColfax School District26361.6%49.2%-12.4pp
3Colton SchoolColton, WAColton School District16649.4%38.9%-10.5pp
4Rosalia Elementary & Secondary SchoolRosalia, WARosalia School District16343.8%35.2%-8.6pp
5Palouse ElementaryPalouse, WAPalouse School District10073.9%66.3%-7.6pp
6Tekoa High SchoolTEKOA, WATekoa School District11535.9%34.9%-1.0pp
7Lincoln Middle SchoolPullman, WAPullman School District64359.9%61.3%+1.3pp
8Pullman High SchoolPullman, WAPullman School District83863.2%65.7%+2.5pp
9Sunnyside ElementaryPullman, WAPullman School District32670.2%72.6%+2.5pp
10Leonard M Jennings ElementaryColfax, WAColfax School District27069.3%73.3%+4.0pp
11Kamiak ElementaryPullman, WAPullman School District31552.9%58.7%+5.8pp
12Franklin ElementaryPullman, WAPullman School District27472.4%79.7%+7.3pp
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