Maryland: the lowest-performing school districts

24 districts

Maryland public school districts ranked by the lowest enrollment-weighted state-assessment proficiency. Districts need at least 2 schools and 500 students to qualify. The median ranked district is at 43.7%.

#	District	State	Schools	Students	% Proficient
1	Somerset County Public Schools	MD	7	2,901	26.2%
2	Baltimore City Public Schools	MD	152	76,946	27.6%
3	Prince George's County Public Schools	MD	199	132,693	30.7%
4	Charles County Public Schools	MD	38	28,162	33.9%
5	Wicomico County Public Schools	MD	25	15,582	34.0%
6	Kent County Public Schools	MD	5	1,694	35.4%
7	Dorchester County Public Schools	MD	11	4,586	36.5%
8	Cecil County Public Schools	MD	28	14,853	36.6%
9	Talbot County Public Schools	MD	8	4,485	37.6%
10	Baltimore County Public Schools	MD	177	110,872	38.0%
11	Caroline County Public Schools	MD	9	5,648	39.5%
12	Allegany County Public Schools	MD	22	8,113	43.3%
13	Garrett County Public Schools	MD	12	3,853	44.1%
14	Washington County Public Schools	MD	43	23,320	44.8%
15	Queen Anne's County Public Schools	MD	14	7,478	45.1%
16	Anne Arundel County Public Schools	MD	125	85,029	45.3%
17	Montgomery County Public Schools	MD	208	159,181	46.6%
18	St. Mary's County Public Schools	MD	26	16,905	46.7%
19	Harford County Public Schools	MD	55	37,771	48.1%
20	Frederick County Public Schools	MD	67	48,054	51.1%
21	Calvert County Public Schools	MD	24	14,849	53.6%
22	Howard County Public Schools	MD	77	57,565	54.2%
23	Carroll County Public Schools	MD	43	26,141	55.7%
24	Worcester County Public Schools	MD	13	7,002	60.3%

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