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

This ranking covers the lowest-performing public high schools by test proficiency in Montgomery County, Ohio, drawn from 9 qualifying public high schools. Wayne High School leads the list at 48.5%, against a median of 69.4% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Montgomery County, Ohio

Best % Proficient

48.5%

Median % Proficient

69.4%

LOWEST PROFICIENCY · MONTGOMERY COUNTY, OHIO

#	School	City	District	Level	% FRL	Students	% Proficient
1	Wayne High School	Huber Heights, OH	Huber Heights City	High	56.3%	1,772	48.5%
2	Kettering Fairmont High School	Kettering, OH	Kettering City School District	High	44.9%	2,445	64.1%
3	Miamisburg High School	Miamisburg, OH	Miamisburg City	High	42.8%	1,437	65.7%
4	Butler High School	Vandalia, OH	Vandalia-Butler City	High	39.1%	856	68.5%
5	Valley View High School	Germantown, OH	Valley View Local	High	39.7%	468	69.4%
6	Northmont High School	Clayton, OH	Northmont City	High	44.9%	1,369	69.6%
7	Brookville High School	Brookville, OH	Brookville Local	High	66.6%	425	76.8%
8	Centerville High School	Centerville, OH	Centerville City	High	24.3%	2,720	79.7%
9	Dayton Regional STEM School	Kettering, OH	Dayton Regional STEM School	High	17.5%	801	84.6%

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