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The lowest-performing public high schools by test proficiency in Denver, Colorado

30 public high schools in Denver, Colorado appear in this ranking of the lowest-performing public high schools by test proficiency, ranked by the lowest composite state-assessment proficiency. Abraham Lincoln High School leads the list at 3.8%, against a median of 15.7% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
30
Denver, Colorado
Best % Proficient
3.8%
Median % Proficient
15.7%
LOWEST PROFICIENCY · DENVER, COLORADO
#SchoolCityDistrictLevel% FRLStudents% Proficient
1Abraham Lincoln High SchoolDENVER, CODenver Public SchoolsHigh88.9%9653.8%
2Montbello High SchoolDENVER, CODenver Public SchoolsHigh86.9%1,1124.7%
3West High SchoolDENVER, CODenver Public SchoolsHigh90.9%5195.8%
4Rocky Mountain Prep SMARTDENVER, CODenver Public SchoolsHigh92.2%6047.5%
5Career Education Center Early CollegeDENVER, CODenver Public SchoolsHigh85.5%4687.6%
6Bruce Randolph SchoolDENVER, CODenver Public SchoolsHigh88.5%6637.8%
7KIPP Northeast Denver Leadership AcademyDENVER, CODenver Public SchoolsHigh68.5%5558.4%
8KIPP Denver Collegiate High SchoolDENVER, CODenver Public SchoolsHigh88.1%47710.8%
9John F Kennedy High SchoolDENVER, CODenver Public SchoolsHigh78.9%68111.4%
10Northeast Early CollegeDENVER, CODenver Public SchoolsHigh85.8%50711.4%
11DSST: Cole High SchoolDENVER, CODenver Public SchoolsHigh82.2%28711.8%
12Rocky Mountain Prep RISEDENVER, CODenver Public SchoolsHigh77.8%58613.9%
13Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Early CollegeDENVER, CODenver Public SchoolsHigh79.0%1,02714.3%
14DSST: College View High SchoolDENVER, CODenver Public SchoolsHigh85.7%53315.3%
15DSST: Green Valley Ranch High SchoolDENVER, CODenver Public SchoolsHigh73.8%56215.5%
16North High SchoolDENVER, CODenver Public SchoolsHigh62.6%1,65315.9%
17DSST: Elevate Northeast High SchoolDENVER, CODenver Public SchoolsHigh76.9%54519.9%
18Denver Center for International StudiesDENVER, CODenver Public SchoolsHigh71.5%35424.8%
19Performing Arts School on BroadwayDENVER, COMapleton Public SchoolsHigh63.3%16926.2%
20DSST: Montview High SchoolDENVER, CODenver Public SchoolsHigh69.9%56228.5%
21Denver Montessori Junior/Senior High SchoolDENVER, CODenver Public SchoolsHigh77.2%16229.2%
22DSST: Conservatory Green High SchoolDENVER, CODenver Public SchoolsHigh69.8%55629.4%
23George Washington High SchoolDENVER, CODenver Public SchoolsHigh55.2%1,32630.1%
24Northfield High SchoolDENVER, CODenver Public SchoolsHigh32.3%2,13730.6%
25South High SchoolDENVER, CODenver Public SchoolsHigh38.6%1,95031.8%
26Thomas Jefferson High SchoolDENVER, CODenver Public SchoolsHigh50.9%1,39031.9%
27East High SchoolDENVER, CODenver Public SchoolsHigh32.5%2,47634.4%
28DSST: Cedar High SchoolDENVER, CODenver Public SchoolsHigh57.1%54638.3%
29Denver School of the ArtsDENVER, CODenver Public SchoolsHigh15.8%1,04470.8%
30D'Evelyn Junior/Senior High SchoolDENVER, COJefferson County School District No. R-1High13.0%1,21273.9%
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