Verona R-Vii

The Verona R-Vii school district in Missouri operates two schools: Verona High and Verona Elementary. Both schools are performing below state averages on key metrics like test scores and school rankings, with Verona High ranking 285 out of 352 Missouri high schools and Verona Elementary ranking 566 out of 898 Missouri elementary schools.

Verona High and Verona Elementary have consistently low test scores, with students performing significantly below the state average in Mathematics and English Language Arts. The schools also serve a high-poverty population, with free and reduced lunch rates of 77.44% and 67.65%, respectively. Despite the high spending per student at both schools ($12,853 for Verona High and $11,613 for Verona Elementary), the district appears to be struggling to provide quality education to its diverse student body, which includes a significant Hispanic/Latino representation of over 30% at both schools.

Overall, the data suggests that the Verona R-Vii school district faces significant challenges in improving student outcomes. The consistently low performance across multiple metrics, high poverty levels, and potential resource allocation concerns warrant further investigation and targeted interventions to ensure that all students in the district receive a quality education.