Summary:
The Wayne County school district in Kentucky consists of 8 schools, including 3 elementary schools, 1 middle school, and 4 high schools, serving a predominantly white student population with high rates of economic disadvantage.
The data reveals some standout schools in the district, such as Otter Creek Academy, a high school with the lowest student-teacher ratio, and Lake Cumberland Youth Development Center, a high school with a unique student demographic of 60.71% African American students. Monticello Elementary School also stands out with the lowest student-teacher ratio among the elementary schools.
Overall, the Wayne County school district faces challenges, with consistently lower test scores compared to state averages and high rates of free/reduced lunch recipients, indicating significant economic disadvantages among the student population. However, the variation in student-teacher ratios and student demographics across the district suggests opportunities for targeted interventions to address these issues and improve academic performance.
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