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The highest-performing public high schools by test proficiency in Lucas County, Ohio

9 public high schools in Lucas County, Ohio appear in this ranking of the highest-performing public high schools by test proficiency, ranked by composite state-assessment proficiency. Anthony Wayne High School leads the list at 79.8%, against a median of 66.7% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Lucas County, Ohio

Top % Proficient

79.8%

Median % Proficient

66.7%

HIGHEST PROFICIENCY · LUCAS COUNTY, OHIO

#	School	City	District	Level	% FRL	Students	% Proficient
1	Anthony Wayne High School	Whitehouse, OH	Anthony Wayne Local	High	13.0%	1,360	79.8%
2	Sylvania Northview High School	Sylvania, OH	Sylvania Schools	High	28.6%	1,283	79.3%
3	Sylvania Southview High School	Sylvania, OH	Sylvania Schools	High	32.6%	1,139	74.8%
4	Maumee High School	Maumee, OH	Maumee City	High	43.8%	619	72.7%
5	Clay High School	Oregon, OH	Oregon City	High	44.7%	1,107	66.7%
6	Toledo School For The Arts	Toledo, OH	Toledo School For The Arts	High	51.3%	750	59.0%
7	Springfield High School	Holland, OH	Springfield Local	High	52.1%	875	58.5%
8	Whitmer High School	Toledo, OH	Washington Local	High	54.7%	2,113	48.3%
9	Maritime Academy of Toledo The	Toledo, OH	Maritime Academy of Toledo The	High	91.6%	215	17.0%

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