Summary:
The Marmaduke School District in Arkansas is home to two schools: Marmaduke Elementary School and Marmaduke High School. Both schools serve a predominantly white student population and have high rates of free and reduced-price lunch, indicating a population with significant economic challenges.
Marmaduke Elementary School stands out for its strong academic performance, outperforming the state average in most subject areas and grade levels, particularly in English and Math. However, the school has seen a decline in its statewide ranking over the past few years, which warrants further investigation. In contrast, Marmaduke High School has maintained a relatively stable ranking, with solid performance in English, but lower proficiency rates in Math compared to the state average.
The differences in student-teacher ratios between the two schools, with Marmaduke Elementary School having a ratio of 16.7 and Marmaduke High School having a ratio of 4.4, may contribute to the variations in academic achievement. Overall, the Marmaduke School District appears to have a strong elementary school, while the high school is maintaining a consistent level of performance, with room for improvement in Math proficiency.
