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The highest-performing public high schools in reading in Dunklin County, Missouri

Across Dunklin County, Missouri, 7 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by the share of students meeting or exceeding the state reading and writing standard. KENNETT HIGH leads the list at 56.9%, against a median of 41.2% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
7
Dunklin County, Missouri
Top % Proficient (Reading)
56.9%
Median % Proficient (Reading)
41.2%
BEST IN READING · DUNKLIN COUNTY, MISSOURI
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents% Proficient (Reading)Rank change
1KENNETT HIGHKENNETT, MOKENNETT 39High49356.9%—
2SENATH-HORNERSVILLE HIGH SCHOOSENATH, MOSENATH-HORNERSVILLE C-8High20547.8%—
3HOLCOMB HIGHHOLCOMB, MOHOLCOMB R-IIIHigh19444.7%▲ 1
4CAMPBELL HIGHCAMPBELL, MOCAMPBELL R-IIHigh23541.2%▼ 1
5MALDEN HIGHMALDEN, MOMALDEN R-IHigh38323.4%no change
6CLARKTON HIGHCLARKTON, MOCLARKTON C-4High13517.6%no change
7SOUTHLAND HIGHCARDWELL, MOSOUTHLAND C-9High11214.6%no change

Rank change counts the places a school moved since its prior test year, among the schools on this list that were tested both years. A dash means the school has no prior-year result.

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