Stockton

The Stockton school district in Kansas consists of two schools - Stockton Elementary and Stockton High. Both schools are ranked in the bottom half of their respective school types in Kansas, indicating below-average performance. Stockton Elementary has a relatively large enrollment of 197 students, while Stockton High has a smaller enrollment of 93 students.

Stockton Elementary's test scores are generally below the state averages, with some exceptions like 3rd and 4th grade ELA. The school has a high percentage of free/reduced lunch recipients at 53.81%, suggesting a relatively low-income student population. Stockton High's test scores are mixed, with 10th grade ELA above the state average but 10th grade math at 0% proficient. The high school has a slightly lower free/reduced lunch rate than the elementary school at 48.39%.

Both schools have seen their statewide rankings decline over the past three years, indicating a potential need for improvement in academic performance. The significant difference in per-student spending between the elementary and high school ($8,968 vs. $15,378) raises questions about the equity of resource allocation within the Stockton district. The data highlights areas where the schools could focus their efforts to improve, such as addressing the lower test scores in certain grade levels and subjects, and exploring ways to better support the needs of their low-income student populations.