Summary:
The Emmett Independent District in Idaho is home to 8 schools, including 5 elementary schools, 1 middle school, and 2 high schools. The district serves a predominantly white student population, with varying academic performance and socioeconomic challenges across the schools.
Among the standout schools in the district, Kenneth J Carberry Elementary is the highest-ranked elementary school, outperforming the district and state in ISAT proficiency for math and English language arts. Similarly, Emmett High School is the highest-ranked high school, with a strong 89.3% four-year graduation rate and above-average ISAT English language arts proficiency. However, the district and its schools generally underperform the state averages in ISAT math and science proficiency, and several schools, such as Black Canyon Junior/Senior High School, struggle with high chronic absenteeism rates.
The data reveals significant socioeconomic disparities within the Emmett Independent District, with free/reduced lunch rates ranging from 22.66% at Emmett High School to 83.33% at Ola Elementary School. This suggests that addressing these disparities and targeting interventions to support struggling schools could be crucial for improving educational outcomes across the district.
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