Summary:
The city of Cut Bank, Montana is home to 11 schools across two school districts, serving students from elementary through high school. The data reveals a mix of performance, with some smaller schools like Glendale School and Horizon Elementary standing out for their high statewide rankings and steady improvement, while larger schools like Cut Bank High School have shown more modest gains.
The schools in the Cut Bank area have a diverse student population, with a significant Native American representation. However, some individual schools, such as Big Sky School and Glendale School, have a 100% white student body. Per-student spending varies widely, with Glendale School having the highest at $15,493 per student. The smaller schools generally have better student-teacher ratios, with Zenith Elementary having the lowest ratio at 8.0.
While the data provides a detailed look at the schools in the Cut Bank area, the lack of free/reduced lunch rate information makes it difficult to fully understand the socioeconomic factors that may be influencing the schools' performance. Further analysis with this additional data would be valuable to gain a deeper understanding of the challenges and opportunities facing these educational institutions across the Cut Bank Elementary, Browning Elementary, and Mountain View Elementary districts.
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