Summary:
The Omaha School District in Arkansas consists of two schools - Omaha Elementary School and Omaha High School. While the elementary school has shown strong academic performance, the high school has struggled in certain areas, particularly in Mathematics and Algebra.
Omaha Elementary School has outperformed the district and state averages in several test score categories, including 3rd-6th grade English Language Arts and Mathematics. However, the school serves a high-need student population, with a free/reduced lunch rate of 76.55%. Despite this, the school spends $11,794 per student, which is above the state average, and maintains a relatively low student-teacher ratio of 14.2.
In contrast, Omaha High School has underperformed the district and state averages in several test score categories, particularly in Mathematics and Algebra. The school has a free/reduced lunch rate of 68.39% and spends $13,735 per student, which is higher than the elementary school. Interestingly, the high school has an exceptionally low student-teacher ratio of 2, which may contribute to the observed differences in academic performance between the two schools.
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