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The highest-performing public schools in science in Cass County, Missouri

Across Cass County, Missouri, 30 public schools are ranked here, ranked by the share of students meeting or exceeding the state science standard. TIMBER CREEK ELEM. leads the list at 61.8%, against a median of 36.5% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Cass County, Missouri

Top % Proficient (Science)

61.8%

Median % Proficient (Science)

36.5%

BEST IN SCIENCE · CASS COUNTY, MISSOURI

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% Proficient (Science)	Rank change
1	TIMBER CREEK ELEM.	RAYMORE, MO	RAYMORE-PECULIAR R-II	Elementary	390	61.8%	no change
2	CREEKMOOR ELEM.	RAYMORE, MO	RAYMORE-PECULIAR R-II	Elementary	383	61.6%	no change
3	STONEGATE ELEM.	RAYMORE, MO	RAYMORE-PECULIAR R-II	Elementary	330	58.4%	▲ 20
4	PECULIAR ELEM.	PECULIAR, MO	RAYMORE-PECULIAR R-II	Elementary	402	56.5%	▲ 5
5	BRIDLE RIDGE ELEMENTARY	RAYMORE, MO	RAYMORE-PECULIAR R-II	Elementary	383	50.7%	▲ 2
6	PLEASANT HILL MIDDLE	PLEASANT HILL, MO	PLEASANT HILL R-III	Middle	328	47.8%	no change
7	Wilckens STEAM Acad @Hillcrest	BELTON, MO	BELTON 124	Elementary	486	47.7%	▲ 12
8	RAYMORE ELEM.	RAYMORE, MO	RAYMORE-PECULIAR R-II	Elementary	364	44.0%	▼ 5
9	PLEASANT HILL INTERMEDIATE	PLEASANT HILL, MO	PLEASANT HILL R-III	Middle	320	40.9%	▼ 1
10	MIDWAY ELEM.	CLEVELAND, MO	MIDWAY R-I	Elementary	227	39.3%	—
11	RAYMORE-PECULIAR SOUTH MIDDLE	Peculiar, MO	RAYMORE-PECULIAR R-II	Middle	636	39.0%	▲ 5
12	HARRISONVILLE HIGH	HARRISONVILLE, MO	HARRISONVILLE R-IX	High	734	38.6%	▼ 6
13	Raymore-Peculiar Ninth Gr Cntr	RAYMORE, MO	RAYMORE-PECULIAR R-II	High	512	38.3%	▼ 1
14	EAGLE GLEN ELEMENTARY	RAYMORE, MO	RAYMORE-PECULIAR R-II	Elementary	414	37.2%	▼ 9
15	MILL CREEK UPPER ELEM.	BELTON, MO	BELTON 124	Middle	435	36.8%	▲ 4
16	BELTON MIDDLE SCHOOL	BELTON, MO	BELTON 124	Middle	641	36.3%	▲ 2
17	ARCHIE HIGH SCHOOL	ARCHIE, MO	ARCHIE R-V	High	278	36.2%	▼ 6
18	MIDWAY HIGH	CLEVELAND, MO	MIDWAY R-I	High	201	35.8%	▲ 4
19	BELTON HIGH	BELTON, MO	BELTON 124	High	1,258	32.3%	▼ 2
20	HARRISONVILLE MIDDLE	HARRISONVILLE, MO	HARRISONVILLE R-IX	Middle	502	32.1%	▼ 5
21	MCEOWEN ELEM.	HARRISONVILLE, MO	HARRISONVILLE R-IX	Elementary	271	31.6%	no change
22	SHERWOOD ELEM.	CREIGHTON, MO	SHERWOOD CASS R-VIII	Elementary	336	28.7%	▲ 1
23	RAYMORE-PECULIAR EAST MIDDLE	RAYMORE, MO	RAYMORE-PECULIAR R-II	Middle	789	28.1%	▼ 10
24	SHERWOOD HIGH	CREIGHTON, MO	SHERWOOD CASS R-VIII	High	221	27.5%	—
25	PLEASANT HILL HIGH	PLEASANT HILL, MO	PLEASANT HILL R-III	High	730	27.5%	▼ 10
26	DREXEL ELEM.	DREXEL, MO	DREXEL R-IV	Elementary	125	25.0%	—
27	STRASBURG ELEM.	STRASBURG, MO	STRASBURG C-3	Elementary	111	23.6%	no change
28	SHERWOOD MIDDLE	CREIGHTON, MO	SHERWOOD CASS R-VIII	Middle	176	10.8%	▲ 1
29	RAYMORE-PECULIAR SR. HIGH	PECULIAR, MO	RAYMORE-PECULIAR R-II	High	1,540	10.6%	▲ 1
30	DREXEL HIGH	DREXEL, MO	DREXEL R-IV	High	134	6.6%	▼ 2

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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