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The public high schools with the biggest test-score declines in Washington · page 6

Ranks 251–259 of the public schools with the biggest test-score declines in Washington. Back to page 1.

BIGGEST DECLINES · WASHINGTON
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents3 yrs agoLatestChange
251Naches Valley High SchoolNaches, WANaches Valley School District39942.9%55.0%+12.0pp
252Nathan Hale High SchoolSEATTLE, WASeattle School District No. 11,05252.5%65.0%+12.6pp
253Kittitas High SchoolKittitas, WAKittitas School District31824.6%37.4%+12.8pp
254Mount Vernon High SchoolMount Vernon, WAMount Vernon School District1,84925.2%38.1%+13.0pp
255Ilwaco High SchoolIlwaco, WAOcean Beach School District29726.3%40.1%+13.8pp
256Willapa Valley Middle-HighRaymond, WAWillapa Valley School District20431.7%46.6%+14.9pp
257Cusick Jr Sr High SchoolCUSICK, WACusick School District14720.9%36.9%+16.0pp
258Oroville Middle-High SchoolOroville, WAOroville School District24322.8%40.5%+17.7pp
259Zillah High SchoolZillah, WAZillah School District45524.4%47.8%+23.4pp
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