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The highest-performing public schools in reading in Uvalde County, Texas

This ranking covers the highest-performing public schools in reading in Uvalde County, Texas, drawn from 9 qualifying public schools. KNIPPA SCHOOL leads the list at 77.0%, against a median of 38.0% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
9
Uvalde County, Texas
Top % Proficient (Reading)
77.0%
Median % Proficient (Reading)
38.0%
BEST IN READING · UVALDE COUNTY, TEXAS
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents% Proficient (Reading)
1KNIPPA SCHOOLKNIPPA, TXKNIPPA ISDCombined40877.0%
2UTOPIA SCHOOLUTOPIA, TXUTOPIA ISDCombined19665.0%
3SABINAL ELSABINAL, TXSABINAL ISDElementary23850.0%
4SABINAL SECONDARYSABINAL, TXSABINAL ISDHigh22443.0%
5UVALDE DUAL LANGUAGE ACADEMYUVALDE, TXUVALDE CISDElementary56138.0%
6MORALES J HUVALDE, TXUVALDE CISDMiddle71835.0%
7UVALDE H SUVALDE, TXUVALDE CISDHigh1,14833.0%
8UVALDE EL AT FLORES CAMPUSUVALDE, TXUVALDE CISDElementary59229.0%
9UVALDE ELUVALDE, TXUVALDE CISDElementary37829.0%
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