Summary:
The Douglas elementary school system consists of two schools - Douglas Elementary School and Douglas Primary School - serving grades PK-5 in the town of Douglas, Massachusetts. While both schools appear to be relatively average performers compared to state-level metrics, the data reveals some key insights about their characteristics and academic performance.
Academically, both Douglas Elementary School and Douglas Primary School perform below the state average on MCAS assessments in English Language Arts, Mathematics, and Science. Douglas Elementary School's proficiency rates range from 26.67% to 43.33% across the different subject areas and grade levels. However, Douglas Primary School does not have any MCAS test score data available, limiting the ability to fully compare the academic performance of the two schools. In terms of funding, Douglas Primary School spends more per student ($16,716) than Douglas Elementary School ($14,928), but it's unclear if this translates to better educational outcomes.
Demographically, the student populations at both schools are predominantly White, with limited racial and ethnic diversity. This may suggest a need to explore strategies for promoting greater inclusivity and representation within the Douglas school district. Overall, the data indicates that the Douglas elementary schools have room for improvement in student academic achievement, though the limited information available makes it difficult to draw definitive conclusions about their relative strengths and weaknesses.
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