Summary:
The Clarenceville School District in Michigan is home to two elementary schools, Grandview Elementary School and Botsford Elementary School, both serving students from kindergarten through fifth grade. While the district as a whole is performing below average compared to other districts in the state, a closer look at the data reveals some notable differences between the two schools.
Grandview Elementary School has a higher percentage of African American students (42.49%) compared to Botsford Elementary School (54.39% white students), and a lower chronic absenteeism rate of 31.5% versus Botsford's 43.4%. Academically, Grandview Elementary outperforms Botsford in English Language Arts proficiency, but lags behind in Math. Both schools, however, have high rates of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch, indicating a significant level of economic disadvantage.
Overall, the data suggests that the Clarenceville School District faces challenges in providing equitable educational opportunities for its students. While Grandview Elementary School shows some academic strengths, the district as a whole is underperforming, with both schools struggling with high rates of chronic absenteeism and economic disadvantage. Addressing these issues will likely require a comprehensive approach to improving educational outcomes for all students in the district.
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