Summary:
The Roland-Story Community School District in Iowa is home to one high school, Roland-Story High School, which has consistently ranked among the top 26 high schools in the state over the past three school years. The school's students have outperformed the state averages in ISASP tests for English Language Arts, Mathematics, and Science, with 85.1% of 10th-graders scoring proficient or better in ELA compared to the state average of 73.8%.
Roland-Story High School has a student enrollment of 345 and a student-teacher ratio of 16.6, slightly higher than the national average. The school district's spending per student in the 2018-2019 school year was $12,856, higher than the national average of around $12,000 per student. Additionally, the school has a lower percentage of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch compared to the state average, at 19.13%.
Overall, Roland-Story Community School District and its sole high school, Roland-Story High School, appear to be providing a high-quality education to their students, as evidenced by the school's consistent academic excellence and strong statewide ranking. While the school's student population is predominantly White, it does have representation from other racial and ethnic groups, and the district's financial investment in education may be a contributing factor to the school's success.
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