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The highest-performing public high schools by test proficiency in Limestone County, Alabama

This ranking covers the highest-performing public high schools by test proficiency in Limestone County, Alabama, drawn from 8 qualifying public high schools. James Clemens High School leads the list at 49.9%, against a median of 37.8% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
8
Limestone County, Alabama
Top % Proficient
49.9%
Median % Proficient
37.8%
HIGHEST PROFICIENCY · LIMESTONE COUNTY, ALABAMA
#SchoolCityDistrictLevel% FRLStudents% Proficient
1James Clemens High SchoolMadison, ALMadison CityHigh23.3%2,15949.9%
2East Limestone High SchoolAthens, ALLimestone CountyHigh34.0%1,21642.5%
3West Limestone High SchoolLester, ALLimestone CountyHigh57.3%73639.8%
4Athens High SchoolAthens, ALAthens CityHigh53.4%1,27837.9%
5Ardmore High SchoolArdmore, ALLimestone CountyHigh50.0%96437.7%
6Elkmont High SchoolElkmont, ALLimestone CountyHigh64.8%59728.6%
7Clements High SchoolAthens, ALLimestone CountyHigh65.7%52527.5%
8Tanner High SchoolTanner, ALLimestone CountyHigh78.8%41021.7%
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