Citizens Of The World Charter

The Citizens Of The World Charter school district in Missouri operates two schools: an elementary school and a middle school, serving students from kindergarten through 8th grade. Both schools are performing significantly below state averages on standardized tests, with the elementary school ranking in the bottom 20% of Missouri elementary schools and the middle school ranking in the bottom 20% of Missouri middle schools.

The schools have a diverse student population, with high percentages of African American and Hispanic students, as well as a significant population of economically disadvantaged students, as indicated by the high free and reduced lunch rates. While the elementary school spends more per student than the middle school, the consistently low performance across both schools suggests systemic challenges in providing quality education to the district's students.

Overall, the data indicates that the Citizens Of The World Charter school district is struggling to meet the academic needs of its students, with both the elementary and middle schools performing well below state averages on standardized tests. The combination of low test scores, high percentages of economically disadvantaged students, and potential funding disparities may indicate significant challenges faced by the schools in providing a high-quality education to their diverse student population.