Manson Northwest Webster Community School District

The Manson Northwest Webster Community School District consists of two schools: Manson Northwest Webster Elementary and Manson Northwest Webster Junior High/High School. The data analysis reveals several areas of concern for the district, including academic performance, socioeconomic factors, and the need for targeted interventions and support to improve student outcomes.

Manson Northwest Webster Elementary School has a relatively high percentage of white students, and its statewide ranking has fluctuated over the years. The school's free and reduced-price lunch rate is lower than the high school's, and its per-student spending is also lower. In contrast, Manson Northwest Webster Junior High/High School has a consistently low statewide ranking, with academic performance generally below the state average in both English Language Arts and Mathematics across various grade levels. The high school's free and reduced-price lunch rate is higher than the elementary school's, and its per-student spending is also higher.

Overall, the data analysis suggests that the Manson Northwest Webster Community School District faces challenges in providing a high-quality education for its students. The district should carefully examine these findings and develop a comprehensive plan to address the identified issues, focusing on improving academic outcomes, addressing socioeconomic factors, and ensuring equitable resource allocation across the schools.