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The public high schools with the most improved test scores in Placer County, California

13 public high schools in Placer County, California appear in this ranking of the public high schools with the most improved test scores, ranked by the 3-year gain in composite math + reading proficiency. Placer High leads the list at +13.7pp, against a median of -2.6pp across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
13
Placer County, California
Top 3-yr change
+13.7pp
Median 3-yr change
-2.6pp
MOST IMPROVED · PLACER COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents3 yrs agoLatestChange
1Placer HighAuburn, CAPlacer Union High1,26538.3%51.9%+13.7pp
2Rocklin HighRocklin, CARocklin Unified1,93657.7%67.7%+10.0pp
3West Park HighRoseville, CARoseville Joint Union High2,07952.1%58.4%+6.2pp
4Colfax HighColfax, CAPlacer Union High61152.7%55.7%+3.0pp
5Whitney HighRocklin, CARocklin Unified2,04156.3%56.8%+0.5pp
6North Tahoe HighTahoe City, CATahoe-Truckee Unified46851.4%49.5%-2.0pp
7Roseville HighRoseville, CARoseville Joint Union High1,44349.3%46.8%-2.6pp
8Woodcreek HighRoseville, CARoseville Joint Union High1,94052.7%50.1%-2.7pp
9Oakmont HighRoseville, CARoseville Joint Union High1,29053.6%50.6%-3.0pp
10Lincoln HighLincoln, CAWestern Placer Unified1,18444.9%41.2%-3.7pp
11Granite Bay HighGranite Bay, CARoseville Joint Union High2,03673.5%69.7%-3.9pp
12Foresthill HighForesthill, CAPlacer Union High19058.1%47.7%-10.4pp
13Del Oro HighLoomis, CAPlacer Union High1,63475.3%64.0%-11.4pp
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