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10/19/2017 Mississippi Statewide Accountability System 2017 Results 10/19/2017 Mississippi Statewide Accountability System 2017 Results Former New 2017 Reading Math College and 2016 Total Reading Math US History Science Reading Math Participation Grad District Name School Name Baseline Baseline Official Low Low Career Acceleration Grade Points Proficiency Proficiency Proficiency Proficiency Growth Growth Rate Rate Grade Grade Grade Growth Growth Readiness Desoto County School District Lewisburg High School A A A A 871 74.6 80.2 84.4 88.5 97.4 93.2 98 83.9 67.6 71.9 99.5 93.9 Desoto County School District Hernando High School A A A A 858 74.3 81.2 74 81 91.6 102.9 88.4 103.6 52.4 61.2 99.4 91 Poplarville Separate School District Poplarville Jr Sr High School B A A A 852 59 63.9 70.5 82.6 98 102.6 108.8 110.3 46 60.2 97.2 90.1 Alcorn School District Kossuth High School B A A A 847 63.2 65.4 62.4 77.6 97.7 95.6 100.8 110.2 47.3 69.1 98.7 92.7 Enterprise School District Enterprise High School B A A A 834 67.6 74.2 53.7 80.6 91.1 102.1 75.6 109.4 60.6 42.8 100 97.5 Lamar County School District Oak Grove High School A A A A 832 62.5 65.8 78.7 75.4 89 94 89.1 103.8 62.3 60.4 * 94.8 Ocean Springs School District Ocean Springs High School A A A A 832 70.8 59.6 76.3 85.1 91.7 93.2 91.2 105.2 62.5 60.2 99.5 88.9 Pass Christian Public School DistrictPass Christian High School A A A A 826 69 69.2 74.7 82.4 90.3 95 78.8 103.2 58.8 67.7 99.7 89.3 Petal School District Petal High School A A A A 825 67.8 69.4 77.5 74.6 87.5 96.7 90.5 99.4 57 59.5 99.6 89.7 Desoto County School District Desoto Central High School A A A A 820 73.3 82.8 75.3 80.9 87.6 94.7 70.8 85.7 60.3 54.3 99.4 94.7 New Albany Public Schools New Albany High School B A A A 819 61.2 80.9 66.9 67 88.4 102.9 87.2 114 53.8 62.9 99.5 79.4 Clinton Public School District Clinton High School B A A A 815 64.4 53.8 76.3 76.3 92.3 87.4 96 109.7 55.2 55.6 99.5 90 Clinton Public School District Sumner Hill Jr Hi School B A A A 815 64.4 53.8 76.3 76.3 92.3 87.4 96 109.7 55.2 55.6 99.5 90 Oxford School District Oxford High School A A A A 814 71.7 67.8 76.7 81 85.2 88.9 81.9 98.6 69.5 61.7 99.3 87.6 Rankin County School District Brandon High School A A A A 810 71.5 54.2 77 86.3 91.7 86 88.6 96.6 53.2 62.7 99.6 90.9 Itawamba County School District Itawamba Agricultural High SchoolB A A A 803 51.2 81.3 63.7 76.6 77.1 102.3 78.8 108.9 57 69.4 99.4 85.2 Lauderdale County School District Clarkdale High School B A A A 803 67.9 61.5 61.5 80 79.1 95.7 93.8 104 59.8 42.6 100 89.4 Long Beach School District Long Beach Senior High School A A A A 802 60.4 58.5 69.4 81.6 88 94.1 92.5 100.6 67.7 47.9 99.7 87.4 Rankin County School District Northwest Rankin High School A A A A 799 70 62 85.2 69.6 88.5 84.7 84.2 93.3 62.3 72.2 99.8 85.6 Bay St Louis Waveland School DistrictBay High School B A A A 797 73.1 48.8 57.9 77.8 100.5 87.1 106.5 101.9 50.5 40.2 97.6 83.1 Jackson County School District East Central High School A A A A 796 73.8 58.9 61.7 78 97.1 86.1 100 89.9 52.4 47.7 98.7 85.3 Lafayette County School District Lafayette High School B A A A 795 53.1 62.6 56.6 63.6 86.9 98 100.8 107.6 52 56.6 99.6 85.6 Madison County School District Germantown High School A A A A 792 65.2 43.7 83.9 80.6 90.2 76.2 93 94 66.2 54.5 98.2 93.7 Harrison County School District West Harrison High School B A A A 790 58.6 48 78.3 88.5 92.7 85 96.9 95 55.9 56 96.9 87 Pearl Public School District Pearl High School B A A A 787 60.4 47.5 62.6 79.4 86 88.7 96.8 105.9 46.4 62.3 98.8 88.2 Madison County School District Madison Central High School A A B A 786 72.1 55.5 81.3 78.1 89.7 72.7 88.4 78.7 69.8 60.5 97.1 92.2 Madison County School District Rosa Scott School A A B A 786 72.1 55.5 81.3 78.1 89.7 72.7 88.4 78.7 69.8 60.5 97.1 92.2 Jackson County School District Vancleave High School A A B A 785 60.1 50 60 82.4 92.2 75.9 102.6 88 60.5 63.2 99.1 91.5 Nettleton School District Nettleton High School B A B A 785 50 57.5 61.9 73.2 91.3 101.6 100 110.5 32.6 63.4 99.1 79.4 South Tippah School District Ripley High School B A B A 777 56.2 50.8 68.9 70.7 87.1 100 92.9 103.4 30.7 51.4 98.2 87.7 Alcorn School District Alcorn Central High School B A B A 775 64.3 45 59.4 84 89.6 83.8 82 102.7 40.7 65.1 99.5 91.3 Greene County School District Greene County High School B A B A 775 59.4 48.9 58.9 81.8 93.4 92.9 91.9 101.9 24.3 59.3 99.4 87.2 Desoto County School District Olive Branch High School A A B A 771 60.9 51.5 70.2 72.6 92.3 80.2 86.8 86.8 54.5 58.4 98.8 92.3 Desoto County School District Center Hill High School A A B A 770 74.3 64.9 76.7 81.5 91.4 79.7 87.5 62.5 60.8 37.9 99.9 90.8 Lowndes County School District Caledonia High School B A B A 767 58.2 48.2 70 68.1 94.5 85.1 91 105 53 57 100 80.7 Jackson County School District St Martin High School B A B A 766 57.4 46.4 71.5 68.5 90.3 84.4 101.1 88.5 52 50.3 98.9 88.2 Kosciusko School District Kosciusko Senior High School C A B A 765 60.9 55.1 53.7 62.2 83.8 89.4 85.9 101.5 46.2 72.6 100 85.6 Hancock County School District Hancock High School B A B A 763 63.1 44.5 63.6 77.5 96.4 80.1 104.9 90.2 53.8 52.1 98.9 80.3 Gulfport School District Gulfport High School A A B A 761 64.1 57.6 52.8 63 86.3 88.2 83.9 89.7 56.6 53.5 * 89 Scott County School District Lake High School C A B A 760 58.3 31.1 54.7 65.1 88.4 89.2 87.7 107.3 36 68.7 99.5 92.8 George County School District George County High School B A B A 755 58.3 50.9 61.8 78.3 85.8 82.7 96.9 88.9 54.7 57.5 99 82.9 Lee County School District Mooreville High School A A B A 755 62.2 59.6 62.4 65.1 89.9 85.1 94.3 100 48.4 58 98.4 73.7 Desoto County School District Southaven High School B A B A 751 48.6 56.4 57.3 64.2 80.7 96.1 91.3 105.4 38.9 47.2 98.6 84.5 Lauderdale County School District West Lauderdale High School A A B A 747 62.2 48 69.1 81 89 75.8 90 81.7 57.5 42.7 99.9 87.7 Lamar County School District Sumrall High School B A B A 744 55.1 39.7 61 81.7 77.1 71 88.6 95.1 50.4 60.7 * 95.4 Pascagoula Gautier School District Pascagoula High School A A B A 744 44.2 40.9 61.5 72.8 91.7 87.9 100.9 104.1 32.2 45.9 99.3 83.9 Prentiss County School District New Site High School B A B A 742 59.7 64.4 70 82 85 85.7 72.9 85 47.4 69.7 100 77.6 Pascagoula Gautier School District Gautier High School B A B A 741 52.6 42.1 60.5 67.5 94.5 77.2 98.8 87.4 41.5 42.8 99.6 91.3 Pearl River County School District Pearl River Central High School B A B A 739 60.9 38.6 68.5 74.7 89.6 68.9 90.6 88.1 60.1 62.2 97.7 85 Pontotoc City School District Pontotoc High School B A B A 739 56.8 50 66.4 71.6 82.3 75.6 96.7 92.8 41.9 48.9 96.1 85 Pontotoc County School District South Pontotoc High School B B B B 737 57.6 48.7 64.8 72.1 90 82.2 95.3 79.3 44.3 45.6 99.8 85 Rankin County School District Florence High School B B B B 734 62.4 37.9 66.5 70.5 84.9 64.5 92.5 86.1 52.8 65.6 99.6 88.9 Columbia School District Columbia High School B B B B 733 60.4 40.6 64.3 64.1 78.3 92.3 81.6 104.3 39.3 39.8 * 86.1 MS Department of Education Office of Accountability 5 10/19/2017 Mississippi Statewide Accountability System 2017 Results Former New 2017 Reading Math College and 2016 Total Reading Math US History Science Reading Math Participation Grad District Name School Name Baseline Baseline Official Low Low Career Acceleration Grade Points Proficiency Proficiency Proficiency Proficiency Growth Growth Rate Rate Grade Grade Grade Growth Growth Readiness West Jasper Consolidated School DistrictBay Springs High School B B B B 730 42.6 43.9 54.8 53.7 85.5 104.2 87.8 114.1 18.4 58.9 99.7 79.5 Hinds County School District Terry High School C B B B 728 52.6 43.8 56.5 49.3 91.8 86.4 96.4 92.2 30.5 45.1 99.3 87 Louisville Municipal School District Nanih Waiya Attendance Center B B B B 728 52.3 66.8 72.2 80.3 69.1 90.9 60.1 87.5 50 69.1 99.3 82.7 Union Public School District Union High School B B B B 728 44 52.3 59.6 77.8 69.9 85.4 86.7 96.4 46.7 64.4 98.7 84.7 Webster County School District East Webster High School C B B B 728 51.2 62 73.7 80.8 74.7 80.7 74.7 78.9 46.6 56.8 99.7 88.2 West Bolivar Consolidated School DistrictShaw High School C B B B 728 39.4 28.6 75 46.7 89.8 101.5 89.8 101.5 9.4 33.7 98.3 97.4 Lamar County School District Purvis High School A B B B 724 55.4 36.4 65.8 68.3 78.4 69.8 98 87 39.8 47.2 * 94.1 Starkville- Oktibbeha Consolidated SchoolStarkville District High School B B B B 722 49.4 28.7 55.6 58.5 91.5 81.2 95.9 100.4 29.4 57 98.1 87.5 Newton Municipal School District Newton High School D B B B 721 35.1 27.8 46.6 31.5 91.6 94.2 102.1 114.1 17 69.4 99.2 86.8 Scott County School District Morton High School D B B B 718 44.5 26.2 60.6 58.9 97 88 95.7 96.9 27.3 59.1 99.7 83.3 Amory School District Amory High School B B B B 714 65.5 52.8 62.6 82.3 85.6 70.2 69.3 71.1 49.2 68.1 99.5 84.1 Biloxi Public School District Biloxi High School B B B B 713 59.9 38.3 74.9 72.2 76.1 70.2 72.4 91.4 57.2 75.2 98.9 82.6 Aberdeen School District Aberdeen High School C B B B 712 41.1 36.4 53.7 59.6 87.2 87.9 97.1 100 23.1 59.3 99.7 82 Houston School District Houston High School C B B B 711 49.1 53.6 52.4 56.3 89.6 90.8 94.3 90.5 36.2 71.5 99.4 67.6 Tishomingo County School District Belmont School B B B B 711 49.1 61.8 50 71.3 66.5 80.7 71.9 76.6 48.5 70.8 98.9 92 Tupelo Public School District Tupelo High School B B B B 710 50.1 48.9 67 63.1 69.8 85.6 64.4 95.3 51.1 59.9 98.3 87.8 Union County School District West Union Attendance Center B B B B 709 57.1 59.5 72.5 81.6 67.1 76.4 63 67.8 57.4 67 99.8 89.2 Franklin County School District Franklin High School C B B B 707 48.8 29.1 62.9 62.4 96.1 58.4 100 93.7 21.7 63 97.9 87.9 Marshall County School District Potts
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