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The lowest-performing public schools by test proficiency in Avery County, North Carolina

Across Avery County, North Carolina, 8 public schools are ranked here, ranked by the lowest composite state-assessment proficiency. Avery County High leads the list at 31.5%, against a median of 61.0% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
8
Avery County, North Carolina
Best % Proficient
31.5%
Median % Proficient
61.0%
LOWEST PROFICIENCY · AVERY COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA
#SchoolCityDistrictLevel% FRLStudents% Proficient
1Avery County HighNewland, NCAvery County SchoolsHigh99.3%54231.5%
2Avery MiddleNewland, NCAvery County SchoolsMiddle98.3%18135.8%
3Newland ElementaryNewland, NCAvery County SchoolsElementary96.7%21443.3%
4Crossnore ElementaryCrossnore, NCAvery County SchoolsElementary98.4%18459.9%
5Cranberry MiddleElk Park, NCAvery County SchoolsMiddle96.0%20262.1%
6Freedom Trail ElementaryElk Park, NCAvery County SchoolsElementary94.1%20263.8%
7Mayland Early CollegeSpruce Pine, NCMitchell County SchoolsHigh97.3%11375.4%
8Banner Elk ElementaryBanner Elk, NCAvery County SchoolsElementary92.5%15979.2%
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