Summary:
The city of Campbell, Missouri is home to two schools - Campbell Elementary and Campbell High, both part of the Campbell R-II school district. While Campbell High has a high 5-star rating, its performance has been inconsistent, with much lower rankings in previous years. Both schools face significant challenges, including low academic achievement, high rates of free and reduced lunch recipients, and relatively low spending per student.
Campbell Elementary is ranked 682 out of 898 Missouri elementary schools and has a 1-star rating, with proficiency rates in Mathematics, Science, and English Language Arts well below the state averages. In contrast, Campbell High is ranked 13 out of 361 Missouri high schools, but this appears to be an outlier, as the school's ranking was much lower in previous years. Both schools have high rates of free and reduced lunch recipients, at 61.3% and 63.36% respectively, and relatively low spending per student, at $10,373 for Campbell Elementary and $9,692 for Campbell High.
The demographic composition of the schools also varies, with Campbell Elementary having a more diverse student population, while Campbell High has a predominantly white student body. Overall, the schools in Campbell, Missouri face significant challenges in terms of academic performance, socioeconomic factors, and demographic composition, and addressing these issues will require a comprehensive and collaborative approach involving the district, schools, and the broader community.
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