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The lowest-performing public high schools by test proficiency in Bell County, Texas

Across Bell County, Texas, 14 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by the lowest composite state-assessment proficiency. KILLEEN H S leads the list at 39.9%, against a median of 58.1% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Bell County, Texas

Best % Proficient

39.9%

Median % Proficient

58.1%

LOWEST PROFICIENCY · BELL COUNTY, TEXAS

#	School	City	District	Level	% FRL	Students	% Proficient
1	KILLEEN H S	KILLEEN, TX	KILLEEN ISD	High	74.3%	2,083	39.9%
2	ROBERT M SHOEMAKER H S	KILLEEN, TX	KILLEEN ISD	High	60.9%	2,165	41.5%
3	TEMPLE H S	TEMPLE, TX	TEMPLE ISD	High	66.0%	2,320	43.4%
4	C E ELLISON H S	KILLEEN, TX	KILLEEN ISD	High	58.7%	1,761	44.1%
5	BELTON H S	BELTON, TX	BELTON ISD	High	45.5%	1,763	51.3%
6	CHAPARRAL H S	KILLEEN, TX	KILLEEN ISD	High	47.6%	2,031	51.9%
7	HARKER HEIGHTS H S	HARKER HEIGHTS, TX	KILLEEN ISD	High	39.8%	2,192	55.3%
8	ACADEMY H S	LITTLE RIVER, TX	ACADEMY ISD	High	34.1%	546	60.9%
9	TROY H S	TROY, TX	TROY ISD	High	40.8%	502	60.9%
10	ROGERS H S	ROGERS, TX	ROGERS ISD	High	36.2%	271	62.1%
11	LAKE BELTON H S	TEMPLE, TX	BELTON ISD	High	30.7%	2,300	62.3%
12	BELTON NEW TECH H S AT WASKOW	BELTON, TX	BELTON ISD	High	26.4%	284	63.0%
13	SALADO H S	SALADO, TX	SALADO ISD	High	17.4%	769	66.6%
14	HOLLAND H S	HOLLAND, TX	HOLLAND ISD	High	38.3%	183	76.9%

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