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The lowest-performing public elementary schools by test proficiency in Colbert County, Alabama

This ranking covers the lowest-performing public elementary schools by test proficiency in Colbert County, Alabama, drawn from 8 qualifying public elementary schools. L E Willson Elementary School leads the list at 33.0%, against a median of 56.6% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
8
Colbert County, Alabama
Best % Proficient
33.0%
Median % Proficient
56.6%
LOWEST PROFICIENCY · COLBERT COUNTY, ALABAMA
#SchoolCityDistrictLevel% FRLStudents% Proficient
1L E Willson Elementary SchoolSheffield, ALSheffield CityElementary78.3%25333.0%
2Leighton Elementary SchoolLeighton, ALColbert CountyElementary61.4%35541.1%
3Colbert Heights Elementary SchoolTuscumbia, ALColbert CountyElementary56.0%48647.8%
4R E Thompson Intermediate SchoolTuscumbia, ALTuscumbia CityElementary55.8%36055.2%
5Hatton Elementary SchoolLeighton, ALColbert CountyElementary65.3%23658.0%
6Cherokee Elementary SchoolCherokee, ALColbert CountyElementary65.9%22658.2%
7McBride Elementary SchoolMuscle Shoals, ALMuscle Shoals CityElementary34.2%64774.1%
8New Bethel Elementary SchoolTuscumbia, ALColbert CountyElementary43.4%15983.0%
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