Summary:
The Rising Sun-Ohio County Community School District in Indiana is home to three schools: one elementary, one middle, and one high school. The district serves a predominantly white student population, with limited racial diversity. While the schools show some academic strengths, there are also areas for improvement, particularly in math performance and chronic absenteeism.
Ohio County Elementary School stands out as the largest school in the district, with 409 students. It boasts higher-than-average ILEARN test scores in English Language Arts and Math, especially in 5th grade. However, the school also has a relatively high chronic absenteeism rate of 21.3%, which is an area of concern. Rising Sun High School has a strong 95.9% four-year graduation rate, but its SAT Math performance is relatively low, with only 13.21% of students proficient or better.
Across the district, math performance appears to be a challenge, particularly at Ohio County Middle School, where only 13.23% of students are proficient or better in Math on the SAT. The district's schools also share a lack of racial diversity, with white students making up over 96% of the student population. This homogeneity may be an area for the district to explore and address. Overall, the data provides a comprehensive view of the schools in the Rising Sun-Ohio County Community School District, highlighting both strengths and areas for improvement.
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