Summary:
The Antelope Elementary District in California is home to two elementary schools: Antelope Elementary and Plum Valley Elementary. While Antelope Elementary is a relatively large school with 446 students, Plum Valley Elementary is quite small with only 19 students.
The data reveals some notable differences between the two schools. Plum Valley Elementary has a significantly higher chronic absenteeism rate at 37.5% compared to Antelope Elementary's 21.9%. Additionally, Plum Valley has a much higher percentage of students receiving free or reduced-price lunch at 94.74%, compared to 57.85% at Antelope Elementary, suggesting Plum Valley serves a more economically disadvantaged student population.
Academically, Antelope Elementary generally performs around the state average on standardized tests, with some grade levels scoring above and others below. However, Plum Valley Elementary's test score data is not provided, likely due to the small student population. The student-teacher ratio is 21.7 at Antelope Elementary and 19.0 at Plum Valley Elementary. Overall, the data highlights the significant differences between these two elementary schools within the Antelope Elementary District and points to potential equity challenges that may warrant further investigation.
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