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

Across Lawrence County, Alabama, 11 public schools are ranked here, ranked by the lowest composite state-assessment proficiency. East Lawrence High School leads the list at 13.3%, against a median of 34.5% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Lawrence County, Alabama

Best % Proficient

13.3%

Median % Proficient

34.5%

LOWEST PROFICIENCY · LAWRENCE COUNTY, ALABAMA

#	School	City	District	Level	% FRL	Students	% Proficient
1	East Lawrence High School	Trinity, AL	Lawrence County	High	63.0%	408	13.3%
2	Lawrence County High School	Moulton, AL	Lawrence County	High	50.3%	586	16.6%
3	Hatton High School	Town Creek, AL	Lawrence County	High	47.6%	536	19.4%
4	Hazlewood Elementary School	Town Creek, AL	Lawrence County	Elementary	85.1%	221	26.9%
5	East Lawrence Middle School	Trinity, AL	Lawrence County	Middle	68.2%	409	30.3%
6	Moulton Middle School	Moulton, AL	Lawrence County	Middle	53.5%	505	34.5%
7	East Lawrence Elementary School	Trinity, AL	Lawrence County	Elementary	66.5%	576	40.9%
8	Hatton Elementary School	Town Creek, AL	Lawrence County	Elementary	43.9%	424	47.5%
9	Speake	Danville, AL	Lawrence County	Elementary	67.4%	178	50.4%
10	Moulton Elementary School	Moulton, AL	Lawrence County	Elementary	48.9%	695	55.0%
11	Mount Hope	Mt Hope, AL	Lawrence County	Elementary	55.6%	117	56.0%

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