Summary:
The city of Seward, Alaska is home to three schools that serve students from elementary through high school: William H. Seward Elementary School, Seward High School, and Seward Middle School. These schools operate within the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District and serve a predominantly white student population, with some diversity in the middle school.
Seward High School and Seward Middle School stand out as the stronger-performing schools, with higher test scores and better statewide rankings compared to William H. Seward Elementary School. Seward High School is ranked 30th out of 63 Alaska high schools and has a 3-star rating, while Seward Middle School is ranked 55th out of 91 Alaska middle schools with a 2-star rating. Both of these schools outperform the district and state averages in science and English Language Arts proficiency.
The schools serve a mix of socioeconomic backgrounds, with William H. Seward Elementary School having the highest percentage of students from lower-income families at 34.47% receiving free or reduced-price lunch. The student-teacher ratios are relatively low across all three schools, ranging from 12.2 to 14.2, indicating a potentially favorable learning environment for students. Overall, the data suggests that Seward's schools have maintained a consistent level of academic achievement, with Seward High School and Seward Middle School standing out as the stronger-performing institutions in the area.
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