Summary:
The Satsuma City school district in Alabama is home to two standout schools: Robert E Lee Elementary and Satsuma High School. Both schools consistently rank among the top in the state, with Robert E Lee Elementary ranked 88th out of 684 Alabama elementary schools and Satsuma High School ranked 21st out of 378 Alabama high schools.
Robert E Lee Elementary is a high-performing school, with 76.29% of 3rd graders proficient or better in math and 83.51% proficient or better in English. Satsuma High School also boasts impressive test scores, with 43.97% of 11th graders proficient or better in math, 64.66% proficient or better in science, and 42.98% proficient or better in English. Both schools significantly outperform the state average on test scores across all subjects and grade levels.
While the student populations at both schools are predominantly White, with smaller percentages of African American and Hispanic students, the schools serve a significant portion of economically disadvantaged families, with free/reduced lunch rates of 49.15% at Robert E Lee Elementary and 45.71% at Satsuma High School. The schools' low student-teacher ratios, 19.1 at Robert E Lee Elementary and 17.9 at Satsuma High School, suggest a commitment to personalized attention and support for all students.
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