Summary:
The city of Michigantown, Indiana is home to two schools: Clinton Central Elementary School and Clinton Central Junior-Senior High School, both part of the Clinton Central School Corporation. While the elementary school is a standout performer, the high school faces some challenges in academic achievement, particularly in mathematics.
Clinton Central Elementary School consistently ranks in the top 40% of Indiana elementary schools, with strong student academic performance that exceeds state averages in ILEARN English Language Arts and Math proficiency across all grade levels. The school also has a relatively low chronic absenteeism rate of 9.7% and lower spending per student compared to the high school.
In contrast, the performance of Clinton Central Junior-Senior High School is more mixed. While the school maintains a respectable 3-star rating, its academic proficiency rates lag behind the state averages, particularly in math, where only 12-27% of students meet or exceed standards. The high school also faces higher chronic absenteeism at 15.5%, which could be a contributing factor to its academic challenges.
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