Summary:
The city of Vivian, Louisiana is home to two schools: North Caddo Elementary-Middle School (grades PK-8) and North Caddo High School (grades 9-12). Both schools have consistently ranked in the bottom 20-30% of their respective school types in the state of Louisiana, indicating significant room for improvement in academic achievement and overall school quality.
North Caddo Elementary-Middle School serves a diverse student population, with a high percentage (76.96%) of students receiving free or reduced-price lunch, suggesting a high level of economic disadvantage. The school's performance on LEAP tests is significantly below the Caddo Parish and Louisiana state averages across all grade levels and subjects. In contrast, North Caddo High School has a more racially skewed student body, with a higher percentage of White students (54.65%) compared to African American (38.66%) and Hispanic (3.2%) students. The high school's performance on end-of-course exams is more mixed, with some subjects closer to the district and state averages, while others are significantly lower.
Both schools face challenges in terms of low academic performance, high rates of economic disadvantage, and potential equity concerns. The data highlights the need for targeted interventions and support to address these issues and improve the overall quality of education for students in Vivian, Louisiana.
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