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Kentucky schools ranked by test score

Latest KSA (K-PREP) year (2024-25). 217 schools with reported Reading scores. State average: 48.4%.
RankSchoolLevelReadingvs state
51Belfry Middle School
Belfry · Pike County
Middle56.0%+7.6pp
52LaRue County Middle School
Hodgenville · LaRue County
Middle55.7%+7.3pp
53Marion County Middle School
Lebanon · Marion County
Middle55.7%+7.3pp
54Clay County Middle School
Manchester · Clay County
Middle55.5%+7.1pp
55Calloway County Middle School
Murray · Calloway County
Middle55.3%+6.9pp
56Camp Ernst Middle School
Burlington · Boone County
Middle55.3%+6.9pp
57Crittenden County Middle School
Marion · Crittenden County
Middle55.3%+6.9pp
58Russell County Middle School
Russell Springs · Russell County
Middle55.0%+6.6pp
59West Jessamine Middle School
Nicholasville · Jessamine County
Middle55.0%+6.6pp
60Beaumont Middle School
Lexington · Fayette County
Middle54.7%+6.3pp
61Woodford County Middle School
Versailles · Woodford County
Middle54.7%+6.3pp
62Echo Trail Middle School
Louisville · Jefferson County
Middle54.0%+5.6pp
63Ohio County Middle School
Hartford · Ohio County
Middle53.5%+5.1pp
64McNabb Middle School
Mount Sterling · Montgomery County
Middle53.3%+4.9pp
65Southern Middle School
Lexington · Fayette County
Middle53.0%+4.6pp
66Fleming Neon Middle School
Neon · Letcher County
Middle52.7%+4.3pp
67Henderson County South Middle School
Henderson · Henderson County
Middle52.7%+4.3pp
68Anderson County Middle School
Lawrenceburg · Anderson County
Middle52.0%+3.6pp
69Crosby Middle
Middletown · Jefferson County
Middle51.7%+3.3pp
70Turkey Foot Middle School
Edgewood · Kenton County
Middle51.7%+3.3pp
71Raceland-Worthington Middle School
Raceland · Raceland-Worthington Independent
Middle51.4%+3.0pp
72Eastside Middle School
Mount Washington · Bullitt County
Middle51.3%+2.9pp
73Lebanon Middle School
Lebanon · Marion County
Middle51.0%+2.6pp
74West Hardin Middle School
Cecilia · Hardin County
Middle51.0%+2.6pp
75Whitesburg Middle School
Whitesburg · Letcher County
Middle51.0%+2.6pp
76John W. Bate Middle School
Danville · Danville Independent
Middle50.7%+2.3pp
77Reidland Middle School
Paducah · McCracken County
Middle50.7%+2.3pp
78Johnson County Middle School
Paintsville · Johnson County
Middle50.5%+2.1pp
79Meece Middle School
Somerset · Somerset Independent
Middle50.5%+2.1pp
80Bowling Green Junior High
Bowling Green · Bowling Green Independent
Middle50.3%+1.9pp
81Gallatin County Middle School
Warsaw · Gallatin County
Middle50.3%+1.9pp
82Glasgow Middle School
Glasgow · Glasgow Independent
Middle50.3%+1.9pp
83Leestown Middle School
Lexington · Fayette County
Middle50.3%+1.9pp
84Bracken County Middle School
Brooksville · Bracken County
Middle49.7%+1.3pp
85Georgetown Middle School
Georgetown · Scott County
Middle49.7%+1.3pp
86Rockcastle County Middle School
Mount Vernon · Rockcastle County
Middle49.7%+1.3pp
87F T Burns Middle School
Owensboro · Daviess County
Middle49.3%+0.9pp
88Bath County Middle School
Owingsville · Bath County
Middle49.0%+0.6pp
89Franklin-Simpson Middle School
Franklin · Simpson County
Middle49.0%+0.6pp
90Henderson County North Middle School
Henderson · Henderson County
Middle49.0%+0.6pp
91Western Middle School for the Arts
Louisville · Jefferson County
Middle49.0%+0.6pp
92Rev. Henry E. Baker Sr. Interm. School
Winchester · Clark County
Middle48.5%+0.1pp
93Wolfe County Middle School
Campton · Wolfe County
Middle48.5%+0.1pp
94Talton K Stone Middle School
Elizabethtown · Elizabethtown Independent
Middle48.3%-0.1pp
95Trigg County Middle School
Cadiz · Trigg County
Middle48.3%-0.1pp
96Barren County Middle School
Glasgow · Barren County
Middle48.0%-0.4pp
97Bernheim Middle School
Shepherdsville · Bullitt County
Middle48.0%-0.4pp
98Flaherty Elementary School
Ekron · Meade County
Middle48.0%-0.4pp
99Adair County Middle School
Columbia · Adair County
Middle47.7%-0.7pp
100Simons Middle School
Flemingsburg · Fleming County
Middle47.7%-0.7pp
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About this ranking

Schools are ranked by the percentage of students who scored at or above the KSA (K-PREP) % Proficient/Distinguished threshold on the latest available KSA (K-PREP) Reading 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 Kentucky, and divide by the total students tested. This way a big school counts more than a tiny one in the typical-student average.