Summary:
The Mulberry School District in Arkansas serves three schools: Marvin Primary School (an elementary school), Mulberry High School, and Pleasant View Junior High (a middle school). Unfortunately, the data indicates that all three schools in the district are performing significantly below the state averages on standardized tests, with proficiency rates well below the Arkansas state averages across most grade levels and subject areas.
The schools have a predominantly white student population, ranging from 89.73% to 94.26% white students, with very low representation of minority groups. All three schools also have 100% of their students qualifying for free or reduced-price lunch, indicating high levels of economic disadvantage in the district. Per-student spending varies, ranging from $10,261 at Pleasant View Junior High to $12,880 at Mulberry High School, but it's unclear if this spending difference is directly correlated with the schools' academic performance.
Overall, the data paints a concerning picture of the Mulberry School District, with all three schools struggling to provide quality education to their students. The consistently low test scores, high poverty levels, and lack of diversity are all areas that the district may need to address to improve student outcomes and provide a better educational experience for the community.
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