Summary:
The city of Danielson, Connecticut is home to 3 schools, including 1 elementary school and 2 high schools - one technical high school and one public magnet high school. These schools serve students across various grade levels and backgrounds, with varying levels of academic performance and resources.
The H.H. Ellis Technical High School stands out as the largest school with 668 students, but its statewide ranking has declined over the past 3 years, and its test scores are below the state and district averages in English Language Arts and Math. In contrast, the school's science proficiency rate is higher than the state and district averages. The Killingly Memorial School, an elementary school, has a more diverse student population but struggles with below-average test scores and a high free/reduced lunch rate of 55.83%, indicating socioeconomic challenges. The Quinebaug Middle College, a public magnet high school, stands out with a low student-teacher ratio of 9.5, suggesting a more personalized learning environment, but its test scores and statewide ranking still have room for improvement.
Overall, the schools in Danielson, Connecticut face a range of challenges, from declining performance at the technical high school to socioeconomic disparities at the elementary school. The variation in spending per student, from $14,873 at Killingly Memorial School to $15,691 at Quinebaug Middle College, may contribute to these differences in academic performance and school rankings. Further analysis and targeted interventions may be necessary to address these issues and ensure equitable educational opportunities for all students in the Connecticut Technical Education and Career System, Killingly School District, and Eastern Connecticut Regional Educational Service Center (EAS.
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