Summary:
The Clinch County school district in Georgia consists of three schools: Clinch County Elementary School, Clinch County High School, and Clinch County Middle School. The district faces significant challenges, with all three schools having a high percentage of students receiving free or reduced-price lunch, indicating a high level of economic disadvantage in the area.
Clinch County Elementary School stands out as the strongest performer, with students exceeding the state average in 3rd grade English Language Arts and 4th grade Mathematics on the Milestones Assessment. The school has also seen a slight improvement in its statewide ranking over the past three years. In contrast, Clinch County High School and Clinch County Middle School struggle to meet state averages in many subject areas, with the middle school in particular performing below the state average in most subject areas on the Milestones Assessment.
While Clinch County High School has a strong 85% four-year graduation rate, outperforming the state average, it struggles with low proficiency rates in American Literature and US History end-of-course exams. The middle school, on the other hand, maintains a relatively low student-teacher ratio of 13.6, which could allow for more individualized attention, but has seen a slight decline in its statewide ranking over the past three years. Overall, the Clinch County school district faces significant challenges related to poverty and academic achievement that may require targeted interventions and resource allocation to address.
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