Summary:
The Gadsden City middle school system consists of three schools serving grades 6-8: Gadsden Middle School, Sansom Middle School, and Litchfield Middle School. Based on the data analysis, Gadsden Middle School emerges as the standout performer, with consistently higher test scores, a better statewide ranking, and a more diverse student population compared to the other two schools and the Gadsden City and Alabama state averages.
In contrast, Litchfield Middle School appears to be the weakest performer, with significantly lower test scores across all subjects and grade levels. Despite having the highest spending per student and the lowest student-teacher ratio, Litchfield Middle School also has the highest percentage of students receiving free or reduced-price lunch, suggesting a potential correlation between socioeconomic status and academic performance.
Overall, the data analysis highlights the disparities in academic performance among the three middle schools in Gadsden City, with Gadsden Middle School as the standout and Litchfield Middle School as the weakest performer. Understanding the factors that contribute to Gadsden Middle School's success could provide valuable insights for improving the performance of the other two schools and addressing the achievement gaps within the district.
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