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The highest-performing public schools by test proficiency in Klickitat County, Washington

This ranking covers the highest-performing public schools by test proficiency in Klickitat County, Washington, drawn from 8 qualifying public schools. Hulan L Whitson Elem leads the list at 49.2%, against a median of 41.4% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Klickitat County, Washington

Top % Proficient

49.2%

Median % Proficient

41.4%

HIGHEST PROFICIENCY · KLICKITAT COUNTY, WASHINGTON

#	School	City	District	Level	% FRL	Students	% Proficient
1	Hulan L Whitson Elem	WHITE SALMON, WA	White Salmon Valley School District	Elementary	45.7%	352	49.2%
2	Columbia High School	WHITE SALMON, WA	White Salmon Valley School District	High	44.0%	361	45.0%
3	Goldendale High School	GOLDENDALE, WA	Goldendale School District	High	64.9%	322	44.0%
4	Wayne M Henkle Middle School	WHITE SALMON, WA	White Salmon Valley School District	Middle	47.3%	167	42.2%
5	Wallace & Priscilla Stevenson Intermediate School	White Salmon, WA	White Salmon Valley School District	Middle	55.8%	163	40.6%
6	Trout Lake School	Trout Lake, WA	Trout Lake School District	High	45.4%	130	34.9%
7	Goldendale Primary School	GOLDENDALE, WA	Goldendale School District	Elementary	64.6%	302	31.5%
8	Goldendale Middle School	GOLDENDALE, WA	Goldendale School District	Middle	68.2%	255	23.2%

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