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The highest-performing public schools by test proficiency in Colorado County, Texas

This ranking covers the highest-performing public schools by test proficiency in Colorado County, Texas, drawn from 10 qualifying public schools. WEIMAR H S leads the list at 68.3%, against a median of 45.1% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Colorado County, Texas

Top % Proficient

68.3%

Median % Proficient

45.1%

HIGHEST PROFICIENCY · COLORADO COUNTY, TEXAS

#	School	City	District	Level	% FRL	Students	% Proficient
1	WEIMAR H S	WEIMAR, TX	WEIMAR ISD	High	55.1%	214	68.3%
2	COLUMBUS H S	COLUMBUS, TX	COLUMBUS ISD	High	50.6%	524	60.3%
3	WEIMAR EL	WEIMAR, TX	WEIMAR ISD	Elementary	55.9%	290	58.3%
4	WEIMAR J H	WEIMAR, TX	WEIMAR ISD	Middle	50.9%	228	50.2%
5	GARWOOD EL	GARWOOD, TX	RICE CISD	Elementary	59.2%	120	46.1%
6	COLUMBUS EL	COLUMBUS, TX	COLUMBUS ISD	Elementary	64.5%	798	44.0%
7	EAGLE LAKE INT	EAGLE LAKE, TX	RICE CISD	Elementary	82.5%	166	37.0%
8	RICE H S	ALTAIR, TX	RICE CISD	High	70.4%	348	35.6%
9	COLUMBUS J H	COLUMBUS, TX	COLUMBUS ISD	Middle	58.5%	323	34.4%
10	RICE JH	ALTAIR, TX	RICE CISD	Middle	76.6%	282	25.6%

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