Summary:
The city of Warrior, Alabama is home to two schools: Warrior Elementary School and Corner Middle School. Warrior Elementary School stands out as a top performer in the area, consistently ranking in the top half of Jefferson County elementary schools with a 3-4 star rating from SchoolDigger. The school's test scores, particularly in English/Language Arts, are significantly higher than the county and state averages, with over 70% of students scoring proficient or better. In contrast, Corner Middle School performs closer to the county and state averages, with test scores that are generally in line with or slightly below the regional benchmarks.
Warrior Elementary School's success may be attributed to its diverse student population, with 77.86% White, 15.25% African American, and 2.72% Hispanic students, as well as its higher per-student spending of $10,462 compared to $8,519 at Corner Middle School. The school also has a lower student-teacher ratio of 16.2, compared to 20.9 at Corner Middle, which may contribute to the better student outcomes. However, Warrior Elementary serves a higher percentage of economically disadvantaged students, with 66.97% of students receiving free or reduced-price lunch, compared to 52.62% at Corner Middle.
Overall, the analysis highlights the importance of examining a range of factors, from test scores and demographics to funding and staffing, to gain a comprehensive understanding of school performance and identify areas for improvement. While Warrior Elementary School stands out as a top performer in the area, the data suggests that both schools face unique challenges and opportunities that warrant further investigation and targeted support.
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