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The highest-performing public elementary schools in science in Tennessee · page 20

Ranks 951957 of the highest-performing public schools in science in Tennessee. Back to page 1.

BEST IN SCIENCE · TENNESSEE
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents% Proficient (Science)
951Hamilton SchoolMemphis, TNMemphis-Shelby County SchoolsElementary6776.3%
952Frayser-Corning ElementaryMemphis, TNMemphis-Shelby County SchoolsElementary3476.2%
953Geeter SchoolMemphis, TNMemphis-Shelby County SchoolsElementary7096.1%
954Calvin Donaldson Environmental Science AcademyChattanooga, TNHamilton CountyElementary3806.1%
955Park Avenue ElementaryNashville, TNDavidson CountyElementary3095.6%
956Douglass Elementary/MiddleMemphis, TNMemphis-Shelby County SchoolsElementary3935.4%
957Hardy Elementary SchoolChattanooga, TNHamilton CountyElementary4445.2%
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