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The lowest-performing public schools by test proficiency in Clermont County, Ohio

Across Clermont County, Ohio, 31 public schools are ranked here, ranked by the lowest composite state-assessment proficiency. Clermont Northeastern Middle School leads the list at 51.9%, against a median of 70.9% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Clermont County, Ohio

Best % Proficient

51.9%

Median % Proficient

70.9%

LOWEST PROFICIENCY · CLERMONT COUNTY, OHIO

#	School	City	District	Level	% FRL	Students	% Proficient
1	Clermont Northeastern Middle School	Batavia, OH	Clermont Northeastern Local	Middle	50.7%	300	51.9%
2	West Clermont Middle School	Batavia, OH	West Clermont Local	Middle	51.3%	1,704	59.5%
3	New Richmond Middle School	New Richmond, OH	New Richmond Exempted Village	Middle	51.2%	441	59.9%
4	Clermont Northeastern High School	Batavia, OH	Clermont Northeastern Local	High	38.8%	405	61.3%
5	Holly Hill Elementary School	Amelia, OH	West Clermont Local	Elementary	57.8%	419	63.1%
6	Batavia Middle School	Batavia, OH	Batavia Local	Middle	43.5%	584	63.6%
7	Withamsville-Tobasco Elementary School	Cincinnati, OH	West Clermont Local	Elementary	62.0%	500	64.1%
8	Clermont Northeastern Elementary School	Batavia, OH	Clermont Northeastern Local	Elementary	54.6%	498	64.3%
9	Amelia Elementary School	Amelia, OH	West Clermont Local	Elementary	48.0%	671	64.4%
10	New Richmond High School	New Richmond, OH	New Richmond Exempted Village	High	44.5%	569	64.8%
11	Batavia Elementary School	Batavia, OH	Batavia Local	Elementary	44.8%	1,242	66.0%
12	Batavia High School	Batavia, OH	Batavia Local	High	37.7%	679	66.3%
13	West Clermont High School	Cincinnati, OH	West Clermont Local	High	48.7%	2,048	67.2%
14	Hill Intermediate Elementary School	Bethel, OH	Bethel-Tate Local	Elementary	54.9%	308	67.5%
15	Locust Corner Elementary School	Cincinnati, OH	New Richmond Exempted Village	Elementary	51.3%	314	69.9%
16	Merwin Elementary School	Cincinnati, OH	West Clermont Local	Elementary	46.7%	602	70.9%
17	Williamsburg High School	Williamsburg, OH	Williamsburg Local	High	38.2%	531	71.3%
18	Bethel-Tate Middle School	Bethel, OH	Bethel-Tate Local	Middle	50.0%	298	74.0%
19	Monroe Elementary School	New Richmond, OH	New Richmond Exempted Village	Elementary	52.0%	554	74.5%
20	Charles L Seipelt Elementary School	Milford, OH	Milford Exempted Village	Elementary	29.3%	417	75.6%
21	Bethel Tate High School	Bethel, OH	Bethel-Tate Local	High	42.3%	402	76.8%
22	Milford Junior High School	Milford, OH	Milford Exempted Village	Middle	27.4%	978	76.8%
23	Milford Sr High School	Milford, OH	Milford Exempted Village	High	22.5%	1,814	77.1%
24	Willowville Elementary School	Batavia, OH	West Clermont Local	Elementary	44.6%	614	77.1%
25	Mulberry Elementary School	Milford, OH	Milford Exempted Village	Elementary	37.2%	446	79.5%
26	Clough Pike Elementary School	Cincinnati, OH	West Clermont Local	Elementary	35.7%	471	80.1%
27	Pattison Elementary School	Milford, OH	Milford Exempted Village	Elementary	18.3%	454	80.4%
28	McCormick Elementary School	Loveland, OH	Milford Exempted Village	Elementary	23.3%	587	81.5%
29	Meadowview Elementary School	Milford, OH	Milford Exempted Village	Elementary	28.1%	577	84.3%
30	Boyd E Smith Elementary School	Milford, OH	Milford Exempted Village	Elementary	19.4%	453	86.9%
31	Williamsburg Elementary School	Williamsburg, OH	Williamsburg Local	Elementary	40.0%	402	87.8%

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