Summary:
The city of Big Timber, Montana is home to 3 schools that serve students from elementary through high school. The schools in this area have seen fluctuations in their statewide rankings over the past 3 years, with the Big Timber School (elementary) and Big Timber 7-8 (middle school) experiencing the most dramatic changes. The Sweet Grass County High School has maintained a relatively stable ranking, though it still falls in the lower half of Montana high schools.
The schools in Big Timber have a predominantly white student population, with the high school being the most homogeneous at 97.52% white students. The elementary school has a more diverse student body, with 6.58% Hispanic and 2.06% Native American students. The student-teacher ratios are relatively low, ranging from 10.8 at the high school to 16 at the middle school, which could be a positive factor. However, the data lacks information on free and reduced lunch rates and spending per student for the elementary and middle schools, making it difficult to fully assess the schools' performance and resource allocation.
Overall, the schools in Big Timber appear to be experiencing some instability or inconsistency in their performance, as evidenced by the fluctuating statewide rankings. The lack of diversity in the student populations and the incomplete data set suggest areas for further investigation and potential improvement within the Big Timber Elementary and Sweet Grass County High School districts.
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