Summary:
The city of Browning, Montana is home to 5 schools, including 3 elementary schools, 1 middle school, and 1 high school, all serving the local Native American community. These schools face significant challenges, with all of them ranked in the bottom quartile of their respective school types statewide.
The standout schools in Browning include Napi School, which has the second-best student-teacher ratio (10.5) and the lowest per-student spending ($11,206) among the elementary schools. Kw-Vc Elementary has the best student-teacher ratio (11.1) and the highest per-student spending ($16,361) in the district. However, the stark differences in per-student spending suggest potential resource allocation disparities within the Browning Elementary district.
Across the Browning schools, the student population is overwhelmingly Native American, ranging from 96.76% to 98.96% of the student body. This reflects the demographics of the local community, but the schools' consistently poor statewide rankings, with Browning High School, Browning Middle School, and the elementary schools ranked 117th, 184th, and 322nd-328th out of their respective school types in Montana, indicate systemic challenges that merit further investigation and support.
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