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The highest-performing public schools by test proficiency in Holmes County, Mississippi

Across Holmes County, Mississippi, 7 public schools are ranked here, ranked by composite state-assessment proficiency. S.V. Marshall Elementary School leads the list at 48.7%, against a median of 40.8% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
7
Holmes County, Mississippi
Top % Proficient
48.7%
Median % Proficient
40.8%
HIGHEST PROFICIENCY · HOLMES COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI
#SchoolCityDistrictLevel% FRLStudents% Proficient
1S.V. Marshall Elementary SchoolLexington, MSHolmes County ConsolidatedElementary100%21448.7%
2Holmes County Central High SchoolLexington, MSHolmes County ConsolidatedHigh100%71445.4%
3Durant Elementary SchoolDurant, MSHolmes County ConsolidatedElementary100%24244.7%
4William Dean Jr Elementary SchoolLexington, MSHolmes County ConsolidatedElementary100%42640.8%
5GPE SchoolGoodman, MSHolmes County ConsolidatedElementary100%19138.2%
6Williams-Sullivan Middle SchoolDurant, MSHolmes County ConsolidatedMiddle100%19234.9%
7S.V. Marshall Middle SchoolLexington, MSHolmes County ConsolidatedMiddle100%32127.5%
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