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The lowest-performing public high schools by test proficiency in Mississippi

This ranking covers the lowest-performing public high schools by test proficiency in Mississippi, drawn from 192 qualifying public high schools. Wilkinson County High School leads the list at 22.3%, against a median of 58.8% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

192

Mississippi

Best % Proficient

22.3%

Median % Proficient

58.8%

LOWEST PROFICIENCY · MISSISSIPPI

#	School	City	District	Level	% FRL	Students	% Proficient
1	Wilkinson County High School	Woodville, MS	Wilkinson County School District	High	100%	228	22.3%
2	Shaw High School	SHAW, MS	West Bolivar Consolidated School District	High	98.5%	200	24.9%
3	Corinth High School	CORINTH, MS	Corinth School District	High	56.7%	610	26.7%
4	WINGFIELD HIGH SCHOOL	JACKSON, MS	JACKSON PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT	High	100%	590	27.1%
5	Lanier Junior/Senior High School	Jackson, MS	Jackson Public Schools	High	100%	895	27.6%
6	Provine High School	Jackson, MS	Jackson Public Schools	High	100%	791	28.1%
7	Yazoo City High School	YAZOO CITY, MS	MS Achievement SD Of Yazoo City	High	99.4%	531	30.0%
8	Leflore County High School	ITTA BENA, MS	Greenwood-Leflore Consolidated School District	High	100%	293	30.9%
9	Meridian High School	Meridian, MS	Meridian Public Schools	High	99.8%	1,253	33.0%
10	Amanda Elzy High School	Greenwood, MS	Greenwood-Leflore Consolidated School District	High	100%	367	33.3%
11	Vicksburg High School	VICKSBURG, MS	Vicksburg Warren School District	High	100%	785	33.8%
12	Magee High School	Magee, MS	Simpson County School District	High	85.5%	380	34.9%
13	Greenville High School	Greenville, MS	Greenville Public School District	High	100%	836	34.9%
14	Columbus High School	Columbus, MS	Columbus Municipal School District	High	99.8%	865	35.3%
15	Northside High School	SHELBY, MS	North Bolivar Consolidated	High	100%	370	35.7%
16	Ashland High School	Ashland, MS	Benton County School District	High	88.2%	212	35.9%
17	Greenwood High School/Votech	Greenwood, MS	Greenwood-Leflore Consolidated School District	High	99.8%	633	36.0%
18	Natchez High School	NATCHEZ, MS	Natchez-Adams School District	High	100%	606	36.2%
19	North Panola High School	SARDIS, MS	North Panola	High	99.1%	329	36.6%
20	South Pike High School	Magnolia, MS	South Pike School District	High	99.3%	425	36.8%
21	Collins High School	COLLINS, MS	Covington County School District	High	99.2%	373	37.4%
22	Forest Hill High School	Jackson, MS	Jackson Public Schools	High	100%	1,139	37.5%
23	O'Bannon High School	Greenville, MS	Western Line Schools	High	99.4%	474	37.6%
24	South Delta High School	ROLLING FORK, MS	South Delta School District	High	98.3%	176	37.9%
25	West Bolivar High School	ROSEDALE, MS	West Bolivar Consolidated School District	High	98.7%	227	38.1%
26	Hazlehurst High School	HAZLEHURST, MS	Hazlehurst City School District	High	101%	385	38.3%
27	Leake Central High School	CARTHAGE, MS	Leake County School District	High	100%	592	38.3%
28	Jefferson County High	FAYETTE, MS	Jefferson County School District	High	100%	331	38.3%
29	Shannon High School	SHANNON, MS	Lee County	High	79.6%	529	38.3%
30	West Tallahatchie High School	WEBB, MS	West Tallahatchie School District	High	99.0%	297	38.5%
31	Noxubee County High	MACON, MS	Noxubee County School District	High	100%	405	39.3%
32	West Lowndes High School	COLUMBUS, MS	Lowndes County School District	High	98.5%	206	39.8%
33	Humphreys County High School	Belzoni, MS	MS Achievement SD Of Humphreys County	High	100%	427	39.9%
34	Clarksdale High School	CLARKSDALE, MS	Clarksdale Municipal School District	High	99.2%	473	40.2%
35	J.W. Stampley 9th Grade Academy	CLARKSDALE, MS	Clarksdale Municipal School District	High	100%	106	40.2%
36	Tylertown High School	Tylertown, MS	Walthall County School District	High	76.6%	526	40.8%
37	Riverside High School	Avon, MS	Western Line Schools	High	99.1%	320	41.1%
38	Holly Springs High School	Holly Springs, MS	Holly Springs School District	High	84.0%	288	41.7%
39	Bay Springs High School	BAY SPRINGS, MS	West Jasper School District	High	94.2%	241	41.9%
40	Thomas E. Edwards Sr. High School	RULEVILLE, MS	Sunflower County Consolidated School District	High	100%	331	42.1%
41	Philadelphia High School	Philadelphia, MS	Philadelphia Public School District	High	100%	327	42.3%
42	McComb High School	MCCOMB, MS	McComb School District	High	100%	632	42.6%
43	Yazoo County High School	YAZOO CITY, MS	Yazoo County School District	High	99.3%	400	42.6%
44	Leake County High School	WALNUT GROVE, MS	Leake County School District	High	99.6%	266	42.7%
45	Crystal Springs High School	Crystal Springs, MS	Copiah County School District	High	99.7%	397	42.7%
46	Coahoma County High School	CLARKSDALE, MS	Coahoma County School District	High	100%	345	43.1%
47	H. W. Byers High School	HOLLY SPRINGS, MS	Marshall County School District	High	99.2%	362	43.2%
48	Coffeeville High School	Coffeeville, MS	Coffeeville School District	High	100%	110	43.9%
49	Kemper County High School	DeKalb, MS	Kemper County School District	High	100%	304	44.0%
50	Charleston High School	CHARLESTON, MS	East Tallahatchie School District	High	98.9%	273	44.4%

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