Summary:
The city of Fleming, Colorado is home to two schools - Fleming Elementary School and Fleming High School, which are part of the School District No. Re-3 Frenchman. While the elementary school has mixed academic performance, the high school stands out as a top-performing institution in the state, ranking 19th out of 349 Colorado high schools.
Fleming High School boasts impressive test scores, with 94% of 10th graders proficient or better in PSAT10 Reading and Writing, and 59% proficient or better in PSAT10 Mathematics. The school also excels in CMAS Science, with 68.8% of 8th graders scoring proficient or better, significantly outperforming the state average of 32.2%. In contrast, Fleming Elementary School has more variable test scores, with some grades performing above the state average and others significantly below.
Both schools have relatively low free and reduced lunch rates, suggesting a higher socioeconomic status in the community, which may contribute to the academic performance. Additionally, the schools have favorable student-teacher ratios, with Fleming Elementary School at 11:1 and Fleming High School at 9:1, which are likely positive factors in supporting student learning and engagement. However, the demographic homogeneity of the student populations, with a predominately White student body, warrants further investigation into the diversity and inclusiveness of the school community.
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