Summary:
The Todd County school district in Kentucky consists of 5 schools, including 2 elementary schools, 1 middle school, and 2 high schools. The data reveals a concerning trend of academic underperformance across the district, with most schools scoring below the state average in core subjects like math, reading, and writing.
Among the standout schools, Todd County Central High School is the largest high school in the county, with a relatively high 4-year graduation rate of 95.9%. However, its academic performance is below the state average, and it has a higher student-teacher ratio of 19:1 compared to the other schools. In contrast, Horizons High School, a smaller alternative high school, has a strong 94.7% graduation rate despite serving a higher proportion of economically disadvantaged students.
The data also highlights significant disparities in resources and outcomes across the district. The elementary schools, South Todd and North Todd, have particularly low proficiency rates, while Todd County Middle School also struggles academically. These performance gaps may be linked to the varying levels of spending per student and student-teacher ratios observed across the district, suggesting a need to address resource disparities and support for economically disadvantaged students.
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