Summary:
The city of Dayville, Connecticut is home to three schools in the Killingly School District: Killingly High School, Killingly Intermediate School, and Killingly Central School. These schools serve students from elementary through high school grades and have a predominantly white student population, ranging from 77.21% to 79.44% white students compared to the state average.
Killingly High School is the largest of the three schools, with 788 students, and is ranked 95 out of 145 Connecticut high schools. While the school performed better than the district and state averages in 11th-grade ELA proficiency, it significantly underperformed in 11th-grade math proficiency. Killingly Intermediate School, with 522 students, is ranked 153 out of 250 Connecticut middle schools and has shown mixed performance on 5th-8th grade assessments, with some grades performing above the district and state averages, while others underperformed.
Across the district, the schools have relatively high percentages of students receiving free or reduced-price lunch, ranging from 43.27% to 52.11%, indicating significant economic challenges faced by the student population. Additionally, the schools spend between $15,758 and $17,419 per student, which is higher than the state average, but their student-teacher ratios are relatively low, ranging from 10.3 to 11.8 students per teacher. The data suggests a need for further investigation and targeted interventions to address the academic challenges, particularly in math proficiency, and support the diverse educational needs of the students in the Killingly School District.
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