Summary:
The Gulf district of Florida is home to 3 elementary schools, serving students from pre-K through 6th grade. These schools, located in the coastal region, provide educational opportunities for the local community. Based on the data analysis, Port St. Joe Elementary School emerges as the standout performer, ranking highest among the 3 schools and achieving a 3-star rating from SchoolDigger. In contrast, Wewahitchka Elementary School has faced challenges, with declining rankings and a 1-star rating, as well as lower test scores and higher chronic absenteeism rates.
The student population across the 3 schools varies in terms of racial diversity and socioeconomic status. Port St. Joe Elementary School has a more diverse student body, with a higher percentage of African American and Hispanic students, while Wewahitchka Elementary School and Prek Ese have a larger proportion of White students. Additionally, Wewahitchka Elementary School has the highest percentage of students receiving free or reduced-price lunch, indicating a higher proportion of economically disadvantaged students.
In terms of academic performance, Port St. Joe Elementary School has outperformed the Gulf district and Florida state averages in several test score categories, particularly in 3rd-6th grade math. Conversely, Wewahitchka Elementary School has struggled in multiple test score areas, falling below the district and state averages. These findings highlight the need for targeted interventions and resource allocation to support the improvement of all schools in the Gulf district.
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