Summary:
The city of Eutaw, Alabama is home to three public schools - one elementary school, one middle school, and one high school - all of which are performing significantly below state averages on key metrics like test scores and school rankings. According to the data, the schools in Eutaw face a number of challenges, including low student proficiency rates, high rates of free and reduced lunch recipients, and relatively high student-teacher ratios.
None of the three schools in Eutaw can be considered standouts based on the available data. Robert Brown Middle School and Greene County High School have consistently ranked in the bottom quartile of their respective school types in the state, with rankings in the 400s out of around 400-450 schools. The test scores at all three schools are significantly lower than the state averages, particularly in mathematics, where the percentage of 8th-grade students proficient or better at Robert Brown Middle School is 0%, compared to the state average of 22.06%.
The high rates of free and reduced lunch recipients, ranging from 77.88% at Eutaw Primary School to 89.91% at Robert Brown Middle School, as well as the relatively high student-teacher ratios, may be contributing factors to the schools' low performance. Despite the higher-than-average spending per student, the schools in the Greene County district are still struggling to achieve better academic outcomes, suggesting that simply increasing funding may not be the sole solution to improving student performance.
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