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Delaware schools ranked by test score

Latest DeSSA + SBAC year (2024-25). 39 schools with reported Social Studies scores. State average: 41.7%.
RankSchoolLevelSocial Studiesvs state
1Dover Air Force Base Middle School
Dover · Caesar Rodney School District
Middle74.0%+32.3pp
2Waters (Alfred G.) Middle School
Middletown · Appoquinimink School District
Middle73.2%+31.5pp
3Beacon Middle School
Lewes · Cape Henlopen School District
Middle59.6%+17.9pp
4Clayton Intermediate School
Clayton · Smyrna School District
Middle59.6%+17.9pp
5duPont (H.B.) Middle School
Hockessin · Red Clay Consolidated School District
Middle59.3%+17.6pp
6Selbyville Middle School
Selbyville · Indian River School District
Middle56.1%+14.4pp
7Cantwells Bridge Middle School
Townsend · Appoquinimink School District
Middle55.8%+14.1pp
8Frederick D Thomas Middle School
Lewes · Cape Henlopen School District
Middle55.0%+13.3pp
9Magnolia Middle School
Magnolia · Caesar Rodney School District
Middle53.5%+11.8pp
10Meredith (Everett) Middle School
Middletown · Appoquinimink School District
Middle52.1%+10.4pp
11Fred Fifer III Middle School
Camden · Caesar Rodney School District
Middle48.8%+7.1pp
12Moore (John Bassett) School
Smyrna · Smyrna School District
Middle47.0%+5.3pp
13Springer Middle School
Wilmington · Brandywine School District
Middle45.5%+3.8pp
14Delmar Middle School
Delmar · Delmar School District
Middle45.3%+3.6pp
15Georgetown Middle School
Georgetown · Indian River School District
Middle45.1%+3.4pp
16duPont (Pierre S.) Middle School
Wilmington · Brandywine School District
Middle44.9%+3.2pp
17Chipman (W.T.) Middle School
Harrington · Lake Forest School District
Middle43.9%+2.2pp
18F. Niel Postlethwait Middle School
Camden · Caesar Rodney School District
Middle43.6%+1.9pp
19Smyrna Middle School
Smyrna · Smyrna School District
Middle43.6%+1.9pp
20Mariner Middle School
Milton · Cape Henlopen School District
Middle43.4%+1.7pp
21Millsboro Middle School
Millsboro · Indian River School District
Middle42.3%+0.6pp
22Talley Middle School
Wilmington · Brandywine School District
Middle41.1%-0.6pp
23William Henry Middle School
Dover · Capital School District
Middle40.1%-1.6pp
24Redding (Louis L.) Middle School
Middletown · Appoquinimink School District
Middle39.0%-2.7pp
25Bedford (Gunning) Middle School
New Castle · Colonial School District
Middle36.2%-5.5pp
26Laurel Middle School
Laurel · Laurel School District
Middle36.0%-5.7pp
27Woodbridge Middle School
Bridgeville · Woodbridge School District
Middle35.8%-5.9pp
28Milford Central Academy
Milford · Milford School District
Middle34.0%-7.7pp
29Middle School of Excellence
Dover · Capital School District
Middle32.4%-9.3pp
30Read (George) Middle School
New Castle · Colonial School District
Middle32.2%-9.5pp
31Seaford Middle School
Seaford · Seaford School District
Middle32.1%-9.6pp
32Shue-Medill Middle School
Newark · Christina School District
Middle29.9%-11.8pp
33Middle School of Innovation
Dover · Capital School District
Middle27.6%-14.1pp
34Kirk (George V.) Middle School
Newark · Christina School District
Middle24.4%-17.3pp
35Gauger-Cobbs Middle School
Newark · Christina School District
Middle21.2%-20.5pp
36Skyline Middle School
Wilmington · Red Clay Consolidated School District
Middle21.1%-20.6pp
37duPont (Alexis I.) Middle School
Greenville · Red Clay Consolidated School District
Middle19.9%-21.8pp
38McCullough (Calvin R. ) Middle School
New Castle · Colonial School District
Middle19.6%-22.1pp
39Stanton Middle School
Wilmington · Red Clay Consolidated School District
Middle19.4%-22.3pp

About this ranking

Schools are ranked by the percentage of students who scored at or above the DeSSA + SBAC % Proficient threshold on the latest available DeSSA + SBAC Social Studies test (school year 2024-25). A higher percentage is better.

Only public schools with a reasonable cohort size are included (at least 50 total students enrolled, since the source file does not include per-subject student counts), so very small programs and special-purpose centers are filtered out.

The state average shown above is enrollment-weighted: we multiply each school's score by how many of its students tested, sum those across every public school in Delaware, and divide by the total students tested. This way a big school counts more than a tiny one in the typical-student average.