School Districts With Highest Average Public School Overall Rank in Each State

Listed below are school districts with the highest average overall rank in each state.
Math Proficiency Range: 22% 89% Avg. Math Proficiency: 40%
Reading Proficiency Range: 27% 84% Avg. Reading Proficiency: 47%

School Districts With Highest Average Public School Overall Rank in Each State (2025)

School District
Average Math Proficiency % | Reading Proficiency %
Top Ranked Schools
(Math Proficiency % | Reading Proficiency %)

Frequently Asked Questions

What districts have the public schools with the highest overall rank?
The districts with the highest overall rank are Skagway School District, AK ( average overall rank), Mountain Brook City School District, AL ( average overall rank) and Haas Hall Academy School District, AR ( average overall rank).

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Did You Know?

Testing rankings and test scores should not be compared across states - there is large variation in how states define "proficiency" on their standardized tests. In states with the lowest expectations, "proficiency" can be several grade levels below proficiency in states with the highest expectations.