Silver Lake

The Silver Lake school district in Massachusetts is home to two strong-performing schools: Silver Lake Regional High School and Silver Lake Regional Middle School. Both schools serve a predominantly white student population and consistently score above the state average on MCAS assessments, with the high school performing particularly well.

Silver Lake Regional High School has 1,046 students in grades 9-12 and spends $18,442 per student, with a low student-teacher ratio of around 12 to 1. The school boasts a 96.2% four-year graduation rate and a low 1.1% dropout rate. In contrast, Silver Lake Regional Middle School has 528 students in grades 7-8 and spends $19,270 per student, also with a low student-teacher ratio.

While the schools in the Silver Lake district demonstrate strong academic performance, there are opportunities for improvement, such as increasing diversity and further boosting middle school performance. Overall, these schools appear to be providing a quality education to their students, with a focus on academic excellence and resource allocation.