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The lowest-performing public high schools by test proficiency in Merrimack County, New Hampshire

8 public high schools in Merrimack County, New Hampshire appear in this ranking of the lowest-performing public high schools by test proficiency, ranked by the lowest composite state-assessment proficiency. Franklin High School leads the list at 29.0%, against a median of 43.0% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
8
Merrimack County, New Hampshire
Best % Proficient
29.0%
Median % Proficient
43.0%
LOWEST PROFICIENCY · MERRIMACK COUNTY, NEW HAMPSHIRE
#SchoolCityDistrictLevel% FRLStudents% Proficient
1Franklin High SchoolFranklin, NHFranklin School DistrictHigh51.4%28029.0%
2Pittsfield High SchoolPittsfield, NHPittsfield School DistrictHigh37.3%16136.3%
3Pembroke AcademyPembroke, NHPembroke School DistrictHigh24.7%74439.0%
4Concord High SchoolConcord, NHConcord School DistrictHigh30.6%1,39442.0%
5Kearsarge Regional High SchoolNorth Sutton, NHKearsarge Regional School DistrictHigh8.2%48544.0%
6Merrimack Valley High SchoolPenacook, NHMerrimack Valley School DistrictHigh24.1%74448.0%
7Bow High SchoolBow, NHBow School DistrictHigh5.1%62256.0%
8Hopkinton High SchoolContoocook, NHHopkinton School DistrictHigh7.0%28457.0%
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