Summary:
The city of Dighton, Massachusetts is home to three schools serving students from elementary through high school: Bristol County Agricultural High, Dighton Elementary, and Dighton Middle School. These schools vary in size, performance, and focus, with Bristol County Agricultural High standing out as a strong performer and Dighton-Rehoboth district schools generally ranking in the middle of the pack statewide.
Bristol County Agricultural High boasts impressive metrics, including a 98.1% four-year graduation rate, low 1.9% dropout rate, and MCAS test scores that exceed state averages in English Language Arts and Biology. In contrast, Dighton Elementary and Dighton Middle School perform more in line with state and district averages, though Dighton Middle School stands out with strong science MCAS scores and a 3-star rating from SchoolDigger.
Across the district, per-student spending varies significantly, with Bristol County Agricultural High spending nearly $5,500 more per student than Dighton Middle School. The racial makeup of the schools is relatively homogeneous, with white students making up the majority of the student populations. Overall, the Dighton school district offers a mix of strong and average-performing schools, with the specialized Bristol County Agricultural High standing out as a particularly high-achieving institution.
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