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Oklahoma: the counties with the lowest-performing public schools

15 counties

Oklahoma public school districts ranked by the lowest enrollment-weighted state-assessment proficiency. Counties need at least 3 schools and 1,000 students to qualify.

#CountyStateSchoolsStudents% Proficient
1Latimer CountyOK81,40328.8%
2Marshall CountyOK62,95030.0%
3Hughes CountyOK132,06830.9%
4Wagoner CountyOK2210,28231.2%
5Atoka CountyOK102,30432.0%
6Washita CountyOK91,80634.2%
7Dewey CountyOK91,03334.4%
8Pontotoc CountyOK237,10434.5%
9Major CountyOK61,11735.9%
10Tillman CountyOK81,18938.9%
11Blaine CountyOK142,06739.0%
12Canadian CountyOK4932,88339.8%
13Beckham CountyOK133,88440.3%
14Noble CountyOK102,04842.9%
15Payne CountyOK2610,60943.4%

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