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The highest-performing public high schools by test proficiency in Collier County, Florida

10 public high schools in Collier County, Florida appear in this ranking of the highest-performing public high schools by test proficiency, ranked by composite state-assessment proficiency. LORENZO WALKER TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL leads the list at 87.3%, against a median of 60.5% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Collier County, Florida

Top % Proficient

87.3%

Median % Proficient

60.5%

HIGHEST PROFICIENCY · COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA

#	School	City	District	Level	% FRL	Students	% Proficient
1	LORENZO WALKER TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL	NAPLES, FL	COLLIER	High	58.2%	588	87.3%
2	MARCO ISLAND ACADEMY	MARCO ISLAND, FL	COLLIER	High	25.5%	298	82.5%
3	BARRON COLLIER HIGH SCHOOL	NAPLES, FL	COLLIER	High	31.3%	1,472	71.0%
4	AUBREY ROGERS HIGH SCHOOL	NAPLES, FL	COLLIER	High	24.1%	1,496	66.4%
5	GULF COAST HIGH SCHOOL	NAPLES, FL	COLLIER	High	34.8%	1,714	62.8%
6	NAPLES HIGH SCHOOL	NAPLES, FL	COLLIER	High	47.4%	1,535	58.2%
7	LELY HIGH SCHOOL	NAPLES, FL	COLLIER	High	39.1%	1,475	54.9%
8	PALMETTO RIDGE HIGH SCHOOL	NAPLES, FL	COLLIER	High	50.6%	2,054	54.0%
9	GOLDEN GATE HIGH SCHOOL	NAPLES, FL	COLLIER	High	41.2%	1,867	51.4%
10	IMMOKALEE HIGH SCHOOL	IMMOKALEE, FL	COLLIER	High	68.7%	1,990	50.0%

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