Summary:
The Kosciusko School District in Mississippi operates 5 schools, including 3 elementary schools, 1 middle school, and 1 high school, serving a diverse and economically disadvantaged student population. While the district generally performs at or slightly below state averages, Kosciusko Junior High School stands out with exceptional performance in Algebra I and 8th grade mathematics, and Kosciusko Upper Elementary demonstrates strong performance in 5th grade science.
The schools in the Kosciusko School District have a significant African American student population, ranging from 57.6% to 64.08%, and high rates of economic disadvantage, with free/reduced lunch rates between 98.94% and 99.5%. While the district's spending per student ranges from $7,852 to $8,623, and student-teacher ratios are relatively small, the data suggests that the district may benefit from implementing targeted interventions and support programs to address the specific needs of its diverse and economically disadvantaged student population.
Overall, the Kosciusko School District serves a predominantly economically disadvantaged and racially diverse student population, with some standout academic performance in specific areas, but also opportunities for improvement in overall academic achievement and equity across the district.
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