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The lowest-performing public elementary schools by test proficiency in Cass County, Michigan

This ranking covers the lowest-performing public elementary schools by test proficiency in Cass County, Michigan, drawn from 8 qualifying public elementary schools. Patrick Hamilton Elementary leads the list at 27.0%, against a median of 42.2% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Cass County, Michigan

Best % Proficient

27.0%

Median % Proficient

42.2%

LOWEST PROFICIENCY · CASS COUNTY, MICHIGAN

#	School	City	District	Level	% FRL	Students	% Proficient
1	Patrick Hamilton Elementary	DOWAGIAC, MI	Dowagiac Union School District	Elementary	83.0%	224	27.0%
2	Sam Adams Elementary School	CASSOPOLIS, MI	Cassopolis Public Schools	Elementary	69.0%	368	30.7%
3	HowardEllis Elementary School	NILES, MI	Niles Community Schools	Elementary	66.4%	529	41.2%
4	Kincheloe Elementary School	DOWAGIAC, MI	Dowagiac Union School District	Elementary	60.3%	214	41.8%
5	Justus Gage Elementary School	DOWAGIAC, MI	Dowagiac Union School District	Elementary	74.8%	262	42.5%
6	Marcellus Elementary School	MARCELLUS, MI	Marcellus Community Schools	Elementary	62.1%	264	50.1%
7	Eagle Lake Elementary School	EDWARDSBURG, MI	Edwardsburg Public Schools	Elementary	40.0%	385	52.0%
8	Edwardsburg Intermediate School	EDWARDSBURG, MI	Edwardsburg Public Schools	Elementary	37.7%	361	52.3%

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