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Best Counties For Public Schools in West Virginia (2025)

The ranking below is based on the percentage of schools within a county which have placed in the top 10% of all schools statewide.
A school's overall rank is based on its combined math and reading proficiency test score ranking. Schools are ranked and compared within their own state only.
Statewide Range: 23% 33% Avg. Statewide: 27%

Top Ranked Counties With Best Public Schools in West Virginia (2025)

County
% of Schools in
Top 10% Statewide
Top Ranked Schools
(Math Proficiency % | Reading Proficiency %)
Rank: #11.
Wood County, WV
33%
(9 out of 27)
Rank: #22.
Monongalia County, WV
30%
(6 out of 20)
Rank: #33.
Ohio County, WV
24%
(4 out of 17)
Rank: #44.
Putnam County, WV
23%
(5 out of 22)

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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.