Summary:
The city of Manton, Michigan is home to three public schools that serve students from elementary through high school: Manton Consolidated Elementary School, Manton Consolidated Middle School, and Manton Consolidated High School. These schools are part of the Manton Consolidated Schools district and serve a predominantly white, socioeconomically disadvantaged student population.
The standout school in the district is Manton Consolidated Elementary School, which consistently achieves high academic performance, with students scoring well above the state average in English Language Arts and Math. In contrast, the middle and high schools struggle academically, with significantly lower proficiency rates than the state averages. Chronic absenteeism is a challenge across all three schools, ranging from 25.8% at the middle school to 29.9% at the high school.
The data also reveals disparities in funding, with the elementary school spending the most per student at $14,141, while the middle school spends the least at $11,948 per student. This variation in resource allocation may contribute to the performance gap between the elementary school and the higher grade levels. Overall, the Manton Consolidated School District faces a range of challenges, including addressing the academic performance disparity, improving attendance, and ensuring equitable funding across all schools to support the success of its students.
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