Towns With Highest Average Public School Reading/Language Arts Proficiency in Each State

Listed below are towns with the highest average reading/language arts proficiency in each state.
Reading/Language Arts Proficiency Range: 28% 84% Avg. Reading/Language Arts Proficiency: 47%

Reading and Language Arts Proficiency Trends

Towns With Highest Average Public School Reading/Language Arts Proficiency in Each State (2026-27)

Town
Average Reading/Language Arts Proficiency
School Reading/Language Arts Proficiency
Rank: #18-1918-19.
91%
Rank: #32-3532-35.
80%
Rank: #48-4948-49.
72%
Rank: #5656.
66%

Frequently Asked Questions

What towns have the public schools with the highest reading/language arts proficiency?
The towns with the highest reading/language arts proficiency are Osprey, FL (99% average reading/language arts proficiency), Camden, ME (96% average reading/language arts proficiency) and Highlands, NJ (95% average reading/language arts proficiency).

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Did You Know?

The state with highest average public school reading/language arts proficiency is Maine, with 84%. The state with lowest average public school reading/language arts proficiency is Oklahoma, with 28%.