Summary:
The city of Denver, Indiana is home to two schools - North Miami Middle/High School and North Miami Elementary School, both part of the North Miami Community Schools district. While the elementary school demonstrates stronger academic performance, the high school has a lower student-teacher ratio, suggesting more individualized attention for students.
North Miami Elementary School stands out with higher proficiency rates in English Language Arts and Math across multiple grade levels compared to the middle/high school. However, the high school has a concerning chronic absenteeism rate of 18.4%, significantly higher than the 14.0% rate at the elementary school. Both schools serve predominantly white student populations, with the high school being even more homogeneous at 92.25% white.
Economically, the schools face challenges, with a high percentage of students receiving free or reduced-price lunch, particularly at the elementary school (51.49%). Interestingly, the high school spends more per student ($10,561) compared to the elementary school ($8,317), which warrants further investigation. Overall, the data highlights areas of strength and areas for potential improvement in the Denver, Indiana school system, providing valuable insights for parents and education stakeholders.
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