Summary:
The city of Statenville, Georgia is home to two schools: Echols County Elementary/Middle School and Echols County High School. While both schools serve the Statenville community, the data shows that Echols County High School is the standout performer, ranking 121 out of 458 Georgia high schools and earning a 4-star rating from SchoolDigger.
Echols County High School boasts a strong 96.0% four-year graduation rate and outperforms the state average on several end-of-course Milestones assessments, including Algebra I, Biology, and United States History. In contrast, Echols County Elementary/Middle School has a lower statewide ranking, with a 2-star rating, and its performance on the Milestones assessments is generally below the state average across grade levels and subject areas.
Both schools in the Echols County district face socioeconomic challenges, with around 84-85% of students receiving free or reduced-price lunch. Additionally, there appears to be a funding disparity, as the high school spends $1,327 more per student than the elementary/middle school. These factors may play a role in the schools' performance and highlight the need for the district to ensure equitable resource allocation and support for all students.
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