Summary:
The Ralls County R-II school district in Missouri consists of three schools: Ralls County Elementary, Mark Twain Senior High, and Mark Twain Junior High. While the district as a whole is ranked 220 out of 376 districts in Missouri, with a 2-star rating, there are no clear standout schools within the district based on the available data.
Ralls County Elementary has the highest spending per student at $9,985 and the lowest student-teacher ratio at 12.1, but its proficiency rates in Mathematics and English Language Arts are only slightly above the state averages. Mark Twain Senior High has the lowest free and reduced lunch rate at 31.13%, but it is ranked 252 out of 352 Missouri high schools and has a 1-star rating. Mark Twain Junior High has the lowest spending per student at $8,988 and the highest student-teacher ratio at 15.8, and its proficiency rates in Mathematics and English Language Arts are mostly below the state averages.
The racial demographics of the schools vary, with Ralls County Elementary having a higher percentage of white students (97.6%) compared to the other two schools, and Mark Twain Senior High having a higher percentage of African American students (3.11%). Overall, the district-level performance appears to be consistent across the schools, with no significant outliers, suggesting that the district may benefit from focusing on improving academic outcomes, especially in areas where proficiency rates are below state averages.
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