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Indiana: the counties with the highest-performing public schools

80 counties

Indiana counties ranked by enrollment-weighted state-assessment proficiency across the county. Counties need at least 3 schools and 1,000 students to qualify. The median ranked county is at 38.2%. Showing ranks 51 to 80.

#CountyStateSchoolsStudents% Proficient
51Jennings CountyIN83,80037.2%
52Scott CountyIN93,87037.2%
53Fayette CountyIN73,10337.0%
54Pike CountyIN51,66837.0%
55St. Joseph CountyIN7035,61436.9%
56DeKalb CountyIN146,78136.8%
57Wayne CountyIN229,69636.4%
58Owen CountyIN62,15636.2%
59Parke CountyIN72,18236.1%
60Howard CountyIN2812,78636.0%
61Switzerland CountyIN41,42235.9%
62Warren CountyIN41,33235.9%
63Noble CountyIN156,65135.7%
64Carroll CountyIN62,33435.5%
65Jefferson CountyIN104,10935.5%
66Lawrence CountyIN135,50235.1%
67Lake CountyIN11874,66135.0%
68Orange CountyIN62,99934.4%
69Knox CountyIN125,08134.1%
70Vermillion CountyIN62,27933.9%
71White CountyIN124,27133.7%
72Benton CountyIN31,60133.6%
73Vigo CountyIN2713,41633.0%
74Vanderburgh CountyIN4222,42332.2%
75Madison CountyIN2818,22731.4%
76Sullivan CountyIN93,10829.6%
77Rush CountyIN72,05729.4%
78Cass CountyIN146,81529.3%
79Jackson CountyIN157,45929.2%
80Marion CountyIN252161,45626.7%

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