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The highest-performing public high schools in reading in Alamance County, North Carolina

This ranking covers the highest-performing public high schools in reading in Alamance County, North Carolina, drawn from 7 qualifying public high schools. Western Alamance High leads the list at 58.8%, against a median of 45.6% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
7
Alamance County, North Carolina
Top % Proficient (Reading)
58.8%
Median % Proficient (Reading)
45.6%
BEST IN READING · ALAMANCE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents% Proficient (Reading)
1Western Alamance HighElon, NCAlamance-Burlington SchoolsHigh1,13858.8%
2Southeast Alamance HighHaw River, NCAlamance-Burlington SchoolsHigh1,07957.6%
3Walter M Williams HighBurlington, NCAlamance-Burlington SchoolsHigh1,20650.5%
4Southern Alamance HighGraham, NCAlamance-Burlington SchoolsHigh1,14845.6%
5Eastern Alamance HighMebane, NCAlamance-Burlington SchoolsHigh95244.8%
6Graham HighGraham, NCAlamance-Burlington SchoolsHigh82839.2%
7Hugh M Cummings HighBurlington, NCAlamance-Burlington SchoolsHigh80730.3%
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