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The public middle schools with the most improved test scores in Johnson County, Texas

Across Johnson County, Texas, 14 public middle schools are ranked here, ranked by the 3-year gain in composite math + reading proficiency. Rio Vista Middle School leads the list at +30.0pp, against a median of +12.0pp across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
14
Johnson County, Texas
Top 3-yr change
+30.0pp
Median 3-yr change
+12.0pp
MOST IMPROVED · JOHNSON COUNTY, TEXAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents3 yrs agoLatestChange
1Rio Vista Middle SchoolRIO VISTA, TXRIO VISTA ISD22916.5%46.5%+30.0pp
2Grandview Junior High SchoolGRANDVIEW, TXGRANDVIEW ISD31628.0%51.0%+23.0pp
3Venus Middle SchoolVENUS, TXVENUS ISD50616.0%35.0%+19.0pp
4Ad Wheat Middle SchoolCLEBURNE, TXCLEBURNE ISD99822.0%40.0%+18.0pp
5Godley Middle SchoolGODLEY, TXGODLEY ISD72937.5%52.5%+15.0pp
6R C Loflin Middle SchoolJOSHUA, TXJOSHUA ISD69644.5%57.0%+12.5pp
7Keene Junior High SchoolKEENE, TXKEENE ISD25246.0%58.5%+12.5pp
8Lowell Smith Jr Intermediate SchoolCLEBURNE, TXCLEBURNE ISD95826.5%38.0%+11.5pp
9Nick Kerr Middle SchoolBURLESON, TXBURLESON ISD1,21839.5%50.5%+11.0pp
10Alma Martinez Intermediate SchoolMANSFIELD, TXMANSFIELD ISD93058.5%67.0%+8.5pp
11Alvarado Junior High SchoolALVARADO, TXALVARADO ISD86229.0%36.0%+7.0pp
12Steam Middle SchoolBURLESON, TXBURLESON ISD59568.5%72.5%+4.0pp
13Tom and Nita Nichols Middle SchoolBURLESON, TXJOSHUA ISD65462.5%62.0%-0.5pp
14Hughes Middle SchoolBURLESON, TXBURLESON ISD96545.5%42.0%-3.5pp
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