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- 201 S Gabby Gibbons Dr, Purdy, Missouri 65734
- +1 (417) 442-3215
- purdyk12.com
Overview of Purdy High: Purdy High is ranked 316-471st within Missouri. learners have the opportunity to take Advanced Placement® coursework and exams. The AP® participation rate at Purdy High is 23%. The total minority enrollment is 32%, and 57% of learners are low-income. Purdy High is the only high school in the Purdy R-II.
Purdy High 2021 Rankings: Purdy High is ranked #13,394-17,857 in the National Rankings. Schools are ranked on their performance on state-required tests, graduation, and how well they prepare learners for college.
Test Scores at Purdy High: U.S. News calculates these values for Schools based on learner performance on state-required tests and internationally available exams on college-level coursework (AP® and IB exams).
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