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The lowest-performing public high schools by test proficiency in Linn County, Oregon

Across Linn County, Oregon, 8 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by the lowest composite state-assessment proficiency. Santiam Junior/Senior High School leads the list at 17.4%, against a median of 24.6% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
8
Linn County, Oregon
Best % Proficient
17.4%
Median % Proficient
24.6%
LOWEST PROFICIENCY · LINN COUNTY, OREGON
#SchoolCityDistrictLevel% FRLStudents% Proficient
1Santiam Junior/Senior High SchoolMill City, ORSantiam Canyon SD 129JHigh81.2%31917.4%
2Harrisburg High SchoolHarrisburg, ORHarrisburg SD 7JHigh74.2%26020.0%
3Lebanon High SchoolLebanon, ORLebanon Community SD 9High88.6%1,16222.8%
4South Albany High SchoolAlbany, ORGreater Albany Public SD 8JHigh77.4%1,46624.5%
5Sweet Home High SchoolSweet Home, ORSweet Home SD 55High74.7%75224.6%
6Scio High SchoolScio, ORScio SD 95High63.0%22731.1%
7Central Linn High SchoolHalsey, ORCentral Linn SD 552High75.7%24335.8%
8West Albany High SchoolAlbany, ORGreater Albany Public SD 8JHigh78.3%1,29755.2%
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