Summary:
The city of Pikeville, Kentucky is home to 5 elementary schools serving grades K-5, with a mix of high-performing and lower-performing institutions. The standout schools in the area are Pikeville Elementary School and Valley Elementary School, which consistently rank among the top elementary schools in the state. These two schools boast significantly higher test scores across multiple subjects compared to the county and state averages, as well as the other schools in the Pikeville area.
The remaining schools, Mullins Elementary School, Johns Creek Elementary School, and Millard School, generally have lower proficiency rates, with some scores falling below the county and state averages. These schools also tend to have higher free and reduced lunch rates, which may indicate that socioeconomic factors play a role in student performance and suggest a need for additional resources and support.
The data also reveals that Pikeville Independent school district invests significantly more resources into its elementary school, with Pikeville Elementary spending $23,249 per student, compared to $12,291 to $14,337 per student at the other schools. This additional funding may be a contributing factor to Pikeville Elementary's strong academic performance. Overall, the Pikeville area offers a mix of high-quality and lower-performing elementary schools, with the top-tier institutions providing a strong foundation for student success.
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