Summary:
The Duluth Public Schools Academy district in Minnesota is home to two elementary schools: North Star Academy and Raleigh Primary/Elementary Academy. While both schools face challenges, Raleigh Primary/Elementary Academy appears to outperform North Star Academy academically, with higher proficiency rates in math and reading and a slightly better statewide ranking.
North Star Academy is the larger of the two schools, with 716 students, and has a more diverse student population. However, the school's math and reading proficiency rates are generally lower than the state averages, and it has a 1-star rating from SchoolDigger. In contrast, Raleigh Primary/Elementary Academy, with 192 students, has higher proficiency rates and a 2-star rating, though it serves a higher proportion of students from low-income families as indicated by its higher free/reduced lunch rate.
Overall, the analysis suggests that while both Duluth Public Schools Academy elementary schools face challenges, Raleigh Primary/Elementary Academy may be the stronger performer academically. Further investigation into the factors contributing to these performance differences could provide valuable insights for improving educational outcomes in the district.
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