Summary:
The city of Greenville, Florida is home to 3 schools serving students from elementary through high school, including 1 alternative public charter school. The data reveals significant disparities in student demographics and academic performance across these schools, highlighting the need for more equitable resource allocation and targeted interventions to support student success.
Greenville Elementary School stands out as the largest school with 111 students, but also has the highest percentage of students receiving free or reduced-price lunch at 87.39%, indicating a high level of economic disadvantage. This school also has the lowest test scores across the board, with proficiency rates well below the Madison district and state averages in English Language Arts and Math.
In contrast, Waypoint Charter Academy is an alternative public charter school that boasts the lowest chronic absenteeism rate at 0% and a relatively diverse student population. Meanwhile, Joann Bridges Academy, a public high school, has the highest percentage of African American students at 89.47% and the lowest percentage of free/reduced lunch recipients at 57.89%. These disparities in student demographics and academic performance across the Greenville schools suggest the need for a closer examination of resource allocation and targeted interventions to ensure equitable educational opportunities for all students in the district.
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