Summary:
The city of Campbell, Minnesota is home to two schools: Campbell-Tintah Elementary and Campbell-Tintah Secondary, which serve grades PK-6 and 7-12 respectively. While the Campbell-Tintah Public Schools district as a whole is ranked 377 out of 463 districts in Minnesota and rated 1 star out of 5, the secondary school stands out as the higher-performing of the two, with better test scores, a higher graduation rate, and a higher statewide ranking.
The elementary school, on the other hand, has relatively low test scores compared to state averages, particularly in math and science proficiency. This may be due in part to the school's high free and reduced lunch rate of 55.07%, suggesting it serves a relatively economically disadvantaged population. The racial makeup of both schools is predominantly White, with significant Hispanic and small African American populations, which could be an area to explore further in terms of equity and access to educational opportunities.
Overall, the data indicates that the Campbell-Tintah school district is facing some challenges, with the elementary school performing significantly below state averages and the secondary school showing some improvement but still lagging behind. Further analysis and targeted interventions may be needed to address the underlying issues and improve educational outcomes for the students in this district.
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