Summary:
The city of Madisonville, Kentucky is home to 10 schools serving students from elementary through high school, including 4 elementary schools, 2 middle schools, 3 high schools, and 1 alternative school. While the district shows a mix of high-performing and struggling schools, a few standouts emerge based on the data analysis.
Madisonville North Hopkins High School is the top-performing high school in the area, ranking 39-80 out of 271-290 Kentucky high schools over the past 3 years with a 96.1% four-year graduation rate and strong test scores. In contrast, Hopkins County Central High School lags behind in academic performance. At the middle school level, James Madison Middle School stands out with high proficiency rates in math and reading, while Browning Springs Middle School struggles to meet state averages.
Among the elementary schools, Pride Elementary School consistently ranks among the top in the state, with strong performance in mathematics and reading. However, schools like Jesse Stuart Elementary have higher rates of economically disadvantaged students and lower academic outcomes, highlighting the challenges faced by students from low-income backgrounds. Overall, the Hopkins County school district in Madisonville shows significant variation in school performance, with a need to address disparities in resources and opportunities across the district.
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