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

8 public elementary schools in Columbus County, North Carolina appear in this ranking of the lowest-performing public elementary schools by test proficiency, ranked by the lowest composite state-assessment proficiency. Tabor City School leads the list at 38.6%, against a median of 47.5% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
8
Columbus County, North Carolina
Best % Proficient
38.6%
Median % Proficient
47.5%
LOWEST PROFICIENCY · COLUMBUS COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA
#SchoolCityDistrictLevel% FRLStudents% Proficient
1Tabor City SchoolTabor City, NCColumbus County SchoolsElementary99.5%59838.6%
2West Columbus SchoolCerro Gordo, NCColumbus County SchoolsElementary99.6%81439.0%
3Acme Delco ElementaryRiegelwood, NCColumbus County SchoolsElementary99.1%34945.2%
4Chadbourn ElementaryChadbourn, NCColumbus County SchoolsElementary98.7%23347.1%
5Williams TownshipWhiteville, NCColumbus County SchoolsElementary99.5%65948.0%
6Hallsboro-Artesia ElementaryHallsboro, NCColumbus County SchoolsElementary98.2%39449.2%
7Edgewood ElementaryWhiteville, NCWhiteville City SchoolsElementary99.3%45052.5%
8Old Dock ElementaryWhiteville, NCColumbus County SchoolsElementary98.9%26568.3%
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