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The highest-performing public elementary schools by test proficiency in Clinton County, Michigan

Across Clinton County, Michigan, 8 public elementary schools are ranked here, ranked by composite state-assessment proficiency. David Scott Elementary School leads the list at 65.5%, against a median of 54.8% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Clinton County, Michigan

Top % Proficient

65.5%

Median % Proficient

54.8%

HIGHEST PROFICIENCY · CLINTON COUNTY, MICHIGAN

#	School	City	District	Level	% FRL	Students	% Proficient
1	David Scott Elementary School	DEWITT, MI	DeWitt Public Schools	Elementary	13.1%	473	65.5%
2	Waldron Elementary and Middle School	FOWLER, MI	Fowler Public Schools	Elementary	18.3%	262	65.4%
3	Herbison Woods Elementary School	DEWITT, MI	DeWitt Public Schools	Elementary	12.4%	469	55.3%
4	Riley Elementary School	SAINT JOHNS, MI	St. Johns Public Schools	Elementary	22.4%	299	55.0%
5	Oakview Elementary School	SAINT JOHNS, MI	St. Johns Public Schools	Elementary	37.1%	313	54.7%
6	Bath Elementary School	BATH, MI	Bath Community Schools	Elementary	49.5%	473	40.4%
7	Wacousta Elementary School	EAGLE, MI	Grand Ledge Public Schools	Elementary	23.4%	457	36.6%
8	EE Knight Elementary School	ELSIE, MI	Ovid-Elsie Area Schools	Elementary	55.1%	296	33.8%

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