Summary:
The city of Tribune, Kansas is home to two schools: Greeley County Junior/Senior High and Greeley County Elementary School, both part of the Greeley County Schools district. While the junior/senior high school has a higher statewide ranking and outperforms the state average in 10th grade English Language Arts, the elementary school is performing well below average in most subject areas and grade levels.
Greeley County Junior/Senior High School stands out with a 3-star rating from SchoolDigger and a ranking of 114 out of 318 Kansas high schools. It has a relatively low student-teacher ratio of 9.6 and outperforms the state average in 10th grade English Language Arts proficiency. In contrast, Greeley County Elementary School has a 1-star rating and a ranking of 519 out of 653 Kansas elementary schools, though it does outperform the state average in 3rd grade Mathematics.
The data suggests a significant discrepancy in the performance of the two schools, which may be influenced by factors such as the higher percentage of free and reduced lunch recipients at the elementary school (50%) compared to the junior/senior high (48.78%), as well as the higher spending per student at the junior/senior high ($13,710) compared to the elementary school ($11,238). These insights highlight potential areas for improvement, such as targeted interventions and curriculum adjustments, to address the underperformance in specific grade levels and subject areas across both schools.
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