North Pike Upper Elementary School is a public middle school serving grades 5-6 in Summit, Mississippi, with a student population of 389. The school is part of the North Pike School District, which is ranked 64 out of 130 school districts in the state and has a 3-star rating.
North Pike Upper Elementary has a relatively balanced racial composition, with 50.64% White and 46.27% African American students, which is notably different from some nearby schools that have much higher percentages of African American students. The school generally performs better than the state average on MAAP tests, particularly in English Language Arts, with 54.8% of 5th graders and 43.6% of 6th graders proficient or better in ELA, compared to the state averages of 51.9% and 40.3%, respectively. However, the school's math scores are lower than the state averages. Additionally, North Pike Upper Elementary has a very high percentage of students (100%) receiving free or reduced-price lunch, indicating a high level of economic disadvantage among the student population.
Compared to the North Pike Junior High School, the upper elementary school has a slightly different racial makeup and lower test scores, particularly in 8th grade math. In contrast, the nearby Brookhaven School District and South Pike School District have lower-performing middle schools compared to North Pike Upper Elementary, suggesting that it may be a relatively stronger-performing school in the region. However, the high poverty levels in the area likely impact the school's resources and student performance, and continued efforts to support students and address areas of academic weakness, particularly in mathematics, could help the school and district improve outcomes.
Students who attend North Pike Upper Elementary School usually go on to attend North Pike Senior High School
In the 2022-23 school year, 389 students attended North Pike Upper Elementary School.
Students at North Pike Upper Elementary School are 51% White, 46% African American, 1% Two or more races, 1% Hispanic.
North Pike School District