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

Across Montgomery County, Ohio, 10 public middle schools are ranked here, ranked by the lowest composite state-assessment proficiency. Weisenborn Junior High leads the list at 44.8%, against a median of 67.1% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
10
Montgomery County, Ohio
Best % Proficient
44.8%
Median % Proficient
67.1%
LOWEST PROFICIENCY · MONTGOMERY COUNTY, OHIO
#SchoolCityDistrictLevel% FRLStudents% Proficient
1Weisenborn Junior HighHuber Heights, OHHuber Heights CityMiddle54.3%84544.8%
2Miamisburg Middle SchoolMiamisburg, OHMiamisburg CityMiddle52.3%1,10560.3%
3Morton Middle SchoolVandalia, OHVandalia-Butler CityMiddle36.8%69961.9%
4Valley View Middle SchoolGermantown, OHValley View LocalMiddle26.5%38564.3%
5Kettering Middle SchoolKettering, OHKettering City School DistrictMiddle57.2%98267.0%
6Northmont Middle SchoolClayton, OHNorthmont CityMiddle50.6%71667.1%
7Van Buren Middle SchoolKettering, OHKettering City School DistrictMiddle40.8%59871.8%
8Magsig Middle SchoolCenterville, OHCenterville CityMiddle28.4%57173.8%
9Hadley E Watts Middle SchoolDayton, OHCenterville CityMiddle26.3%77774.3%
10Tower Heights Middle SchoolCenterville, OHCenterville CityMiddle20.0%57177.8%
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