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The public schools with the most improved test scores in Washington County, Missouri

8 public schools in Washington County, Missouri appear in this ranking of the public schools with the most improved test scores, ranked by the 3-year gain in composite math + reading proficiency. RICHWOODS ELEM. leads the list at +30.1pp, against a median of -6.2pp across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
8
Washington County, Missouri
Top 3-yr change
+30.1pp
Median 3-yr change
-6.2pp
MOST IMPROVED · WASHINGTON COUNTY, MISSOURI
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents3 yrs agoLatestChange
1RICHWOODS ELEM.RICHWOODS, MORICHWOODS R-VII13723.2%53.3%+30.1pp
2JOHN A. EVANS MIDDLEPOTOSI, MOPOTOSI R-III31649.7%47.5%-2.2pp
3TROJAN INTERMEDIATEPOTOSI, MOPOTOSI R-III43861.0%57.0%-3.9pp
4KINGSTON MIDDLECADET, MOKINGSTON K-1416937.6%33.6%-4.0pp
5POTOSI HIGHPOTOSI, MOPOTOSI R-III67351.1%42.7%-8.4pp
6CALEDONIA ELEM.CALEDONIA, MOVALLEY R-VI19841.5%33.1%-8.5pp
7POTOSI ELEM.POTOSI, MOPOTOSI R-III68354.8%45.0%-9.8pp
8KINGSTON ELEM.CADET, MOKINGSTON K-1417457.0%43.4%-13.7pp
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