Summary:
The city of Miller, Missouri is home to two schools - Central Elementary and Miller High, both serving the Miller R-II district. While Central Elementary serves grades PK-6 with 300 students, Miller High serves grades 7-12 with 288 students. Both schools have a significantly higher percentage of white students compared to the state average, indicating a lack of racial diversity.
Academically, the schools have seen a decline in their statewide rankings in recent years. Central Elementary's performance is mixed, with 4th-grade math and 3rd-grade ELA scores at or above the state average, but 6th-grade ELA scores significantly below. Miller High's performance is more concerning, with 7th and 8th-grade math and science scores well below the state average. Both schools have high percentages of students receiving free or reduced-price lunch, suggesting a significant level of economic disadvantage among the student populations.
Overall, the schools in Miller, Missouri face challenges in maintaining academic performance and diversity. While Central Elementary has some bright spots, Miller High's struggles in math and science indicate a need for targeted interventions and support to improve student learning and achievement. The high rates of economic disadvantage across both schools also suggest that addressing the needs of underprivileged students should be a priority for the district.
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