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

Across Taylor County, Texas, 9 public middle schools are ranked here, ranked by composite state-assessment proficiency. JIM NED MIDDLE leads the list at 69.8%, against a median of 42.3% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
9
Taylor County, Texas
Top % Proficient
69.8%
Median % Proficient
42.3%
HIGHEST PROFICIENCY · TAYLOR COUNTY, TEXAS
#SchoolCityDistrictLevel% FRLStudents% Proficient
1JIM NED MIDDLETUSCOLA, TXJIM NED CISDMiddle15.9%24569.8%
2JIM NED INTTUSCOLA, TXJIM NED CISDMiddle17.6%41067.3%
3WYLIE WEST J HABILENE, TXWYLIE ISDMiddle19.7%1,03862.1%
4WYLIE EAST J HABILENE, TXWYLIE ISDMiddle24.1%54058.2%
5MERKEL MIDDLEMERKEL, TXMERKEL ISDMiddle41.5%24642.3%
6CRAIG MIDDLEABILENE, TXABILENE ISDMiddle69.0%77138.8%
7MADISON MIDDLEABILENE, TXABILENE ISDMiddle59.9%77032.9%
8CLACK MIDDLEABILENE, TXABILENE ISDMiddle68.1%69332.1%
9MANN MIDDLEABILENE, TXABILENE ISDMiddle68.0%77630.8%
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