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

Across Karnes County, Texas, 9 public schools are ranked here, ranked by composite state-assessment proficiency. FALLS CITY H S leads the list at 79.2%, against a median of 35.8% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
9
Karnes County, Texas
Top % Proficient
79.2%
Median % Proficient
35.8%
HIGHEST PROFICIENCY · KARNES COUNTY, TEXAS
#SchoolCityDistrictLevel% FRLStudents% Proficient
1FALLS CITY H SFALLS CITY, TXFALLS CITY ISDHigh23.9%18479.2%
2FALLS CITY ELFALLS CITY, TXFALLS CITY ISDElementary19.4%25877.8%
3KARNES CITY H SKARNES CITY, TXKARNES CITY ISDHigh50.9%28148.8%
4KENEDY H SKENEDY, TXKENEDY ISDHigh79.9%21937.0%
5KENEDY ELKENEDY, TXKENEDY ISDElementary85.7%38435.8%
6KENEDY MIDDLEKENEDY, TXKENEDY ISDMiddle83.9%14929.6%
7KARNES CITY J HKARNES CITY, TXKARNES CITY ISDMiddle59.0%23428.1%
8KARNES CITY ELKARNES CITY, TXKARNES CITY ISDElementary66.2%29627.3%
9RUNGE ELRUNGE, TXRUNGE ISDElementary81.4%10218.3%
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