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The lowest-performing public middle schools by test proficiency in Orange County, Texas

Across Orange County, Texas, 7 public middle schools are ranked here, ranked by the lowest composite state-assessment proficiency. WEST ORANGE-STARK MIDDLE leads the list at 24.5%, against a median of 40.1% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
7
Orange County, Texas
Best % Proficient
24.5%
Median % Proficient
40.1%
LOWEST PROFICIENCY · ORANGE COUNTY, TEXAS
#SchoolCityDistrictLevel% FRLStudents% Proficient
1WEST ORANGE-STARK MIDDLEORANGE, TXWEST ORANGE-COVE CISDMiddle90.2%49224.5%
2VIDOR MIDDLEVIDOR, TXVIDOR ISDMiddle59.7%65335.5%
3LITTLE CYPRESS J HORANGE, TXLITTLE CYPRESS-MAURICEVILLE CISDMiddle56.4%52336.4%
4BRIDGE CITY MIDDLEBRIDGE CITY, TXBRIDGE CITY ISDMiddle38.7%71540.1%
5MAURICEVILLE MIDDLEORANGE, TXLITTLE CYPRESS-MAURICEVILLE CISDMiddle58.8%27240.3%
6ORANGEFIELD J HORANGEFIELD, TXORANGEFIELD ISDMiddle29.5%39042.2%
7VIDOR J HVIDOR, TXVIDOR ISDMiddle52.3%61249.0%
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