Summary:
The city of North Judson, Indiana is home to two schools: N Judson-San Pierre Junior Senior High School and North Judson-San Pierre Elementary School, both part of the North Judson-San Pierre School Corp district. While the schools serve different grade levels, they share similar challenges, with both rated 2 out of 5 stars by SchoolDigger, indicating average to below-average performance compared to other schools in the state.
Academically, the schools struggle, with both performing below the state average in most ILEARN and SAT proficiency metrics. The high school has a 39.42% proficiency in English Language Arts and a 27.74% proficiency in Math, while the elementary school has a 35.02% proficiency in English Language Arts and a 40.86% proficiency in Math. Graduation rates at the high school are also a concern, with a 85.1% four-year graduation rate. Additionally, both schools face high chronic absenteeism rates, with the high school at 25.5% and the elementary school at 21.6%.
Another area of concern is the lack of racial diversity in the student populations, with both schools having a predominantly white student body. This may suggest a need to explore strategies to promote a more inclusive and diverse learning environment. However, the schools do have relatively low student-teacher ratios, with the high school at 12.2 and the elementary school at 14.6, which could be a positive factor in supporting student learning. Overall, the data highlights the need for these schools to focus on improving academic performance, addressing chronic absenteeism, and fostering a more diverse and inclusive learning environment.
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