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The public high schools with the most improved test scores in San Bernardino, California

Across San Bernardino, California, 6 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by the 3-year gain in composite math + reading proficiency. Cajon High leads the list at +6.6pp, against a median of -0.1pp across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
6
San Bernardino, California
Top 3-yr change
+6.6pp
Median 3-yr change
-0.1pp
MOST IMPROVED · SAN BERNARDINO, CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents3 yrs agoLatestChange
1Cajon HighSan Bernardino, CASan Bernardino City Unified2,74837.7%44.3%+6.6pp
2Arroyo Valley HighSan Bernardino, CASan Bernardino City Unified2,69224.1%27.5%+3.3pp
3San Bernardino HighSan Bernardino, CASan Bernardino City Unified1,44021.6%21.9%+0.3pp
4San Gorgonio HighSan Bernardino, CASan Bernardino City Unified1,43130.1%29.6%-0.4pp
5Indian Springs HighSan Bernardino, CASan Bernardino City Unified1,81031.3%30.2%-1.1pp
6Pacific HighSan Bernardino, CASan Bernardino City Unified1,24628.2%24.2%-4.0pp
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