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Mississippi schools ranked by test score

Latest MAAP year (2023-24). 689 schools with reported Science scores. State average: 59.8%.
RankSchoolLevelSciencevs state
651Leflore County High School
ITTA BENA · Greenwood-Leflore Consolidated School District
High29.5%-30.3pp
652Boyd Elementary School
Jackson · Jackson Public Schools
Elementary29.3%-30.5pp
653Holly Springs Junior High School
Holly Springs · Holly Springs School District
Middle28.8%-31.0pp
654Richton Elementary School
RICHTON · Richton School District
Elementary28.2%-31.6pp
655Pecan Park Elementary School
Jackson · Jackson Public Schools
Elementary28.0%-31.8pp
656Provine High School
Jackson · Jackson Public Schools
High28.0%-31.8pp
657Threadgill Elementary
Greenwood · Greenwood-Leflore Consolidated School District
Elementary28.0%-31.8pp
658Cardozo Middle School
Jackson · Jackson Public Schools
Middle27.2%-32.6pp
659Natchez High School
NATCHEZ · Natchez-Adams School District
High27.0%-32.8pp
660Wilkinson County Elementary
WOODVILLE · Wilkinson County School District
Elementary27.0%-32.8pp
661Noxubee County High
MACON · Noxubee County School District
High26.7%-33.1pp
662North Panola Middle School
Como · North Panola
Middle26.6%-33.2pp
663Green Elementary School
Jackson · Jackson Public Schools
Elementary25.9%-33.9pp
664McEvans Elementary School
SHAW · West Bolivar Consolidated School District
Elementary25.8%-34.0pp
665Leflore Elementary School
ITTA BENA · Greenwood-Leflore Consolidated School District
Elementary25.7%-34.1pp
666Vicksburg High School
VICKSBURG · Vicksburg Warren School District
High25.3%-34.5pp
667Denman Junior High School
MCCOMB · McComb School District
Middle25.0%-34.8pp
668McLeod Elementary School
Jackson · Jackson Public Schools
Elementary25.0%-34.8pp
669O'Bannon High School
Greenville · Western Line Schools
High24.8%-35.0pp
670Bates Elementary School
Jackson · Jackson Public Schools
Elementary24.4%-35.4pp
671Charleston High School
CHARLESTON · East Tallahatchie School District
High24.3%-35.5pp
672Coleman Middle School
Greenville · Greenville Public School District
Middle23.7%-36.1pp
673Corinth High School
CORINTH · Corinth School District
High23.6%-36.2pp
674Amanda Elzy Junior High School
GREENWOOD · Greenwood-Leflore Consolidated School District
Middle22.4%-37.4pp
675William Winans Middle School
Centreville · Wilkinson County School District
Middle22.2%-37.6pp
676Key Elementary School
Jackson · Jackson Public Schools
Elementary21.2%-38.6pp
677Kemper County Middle School
DEKALB · Kemper County School District
Middle21.1%-38.7pp
678O.M. McNair Middle School
Belzoni · MS Achievement SD Of Humphreys County
Middle20.9%-38.9pp
679Leland School Park
LELAND · Leland School District
Middle20.8%-39.0pp
680Powell Middle School
Jackson · Jackson Public Schools
Middle20.2%-39.6pp
681W.A. Higgins Academy Of Arts/International Studies
CLARKSDALE · Clarksdale Municipal School District
Middle20.1%-39.7pp
682Lanier Junior/Senior High School
Jackson · Jackson Public Schools
High20.0%-39.8pp
683South Delta High School
ROLLING FORK · South Delta School District
High20.0%-39.8pp
684Wilkins Elementary School
Jackson · Jackson Public Schools
Elementary18.9%-40.9pp
685Wilkinson County High School
Woodville · Wilkinson County School District
High18.0%-41.8pp
686Blackburn Middle School
Jackson · Jackson Public Schools
Middle17.7%-42.1pp
687Woolfolk Middle School
YAZOO CITY · MS Achievement SD Of Yazoo City
Middle17.5%-42.3pp
688B F Liddell Middle
Macon · Noxubee County School District
Middle16.5%-43.3pp
689Peeples Middle School
Jackson · Jackson Public Schools
Middle13.4%-46.4pp
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About this ranking

Schools are ranked by the percentage of students who scored at or above the MAAP % Proficient + Advanced threshold on the latest available MAAP Science test (school year 2023-24). 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 Mississippi, and divide by the total students tested. This way a big school counts more than a tiny one in the typical-student average.