Summary:
The city of Medicine Lake, Montana is home to three small, rural schools that serve students from elementary through high school, all part of the Medicine Lake K-12 Schools district, which is ranked 220 out of 300 districts in the state and has a 1-star rating.
The three schools in Medicine Lake include Medicine Lake School (an elementary school with 48 students), Medicine Lake High School (with 24 students), and Medicine Lake 7-8 (a middle school with just 12 students). While the schools have similar student-teacher ratios, their academic performance has been mixed, with the elementary school dropping from a 3-star to a 1-star rating in recent years.
The student populations at these schools are predominantly white, ranging from 79% to 92% across the three campuses, with the elementary school having the most diverse student body at 14.58% Native American. Interestingly, all three schools report the same spending per student of $19,972, despite their differences in size and performance, raising questions about resource allocation within the district.
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