Summary:
The Ashland Elementary school district in Montana has only one middle school, Ashland 7-8, which serves grades 7-8. This small school has a student population of just 17 students, the majority of whom are Native American (82.35%).
Academically, Ashland 7-8 is underperforming, with proficiency rates in mathematics (15.38%) and reading (23.08%) well below the state averages. The school's ranking has also declined over the years, from 155 out of 164 middle schools in 2004-2005 to 197 out of 200 in 2020-2021, indicating that its performance has not kept pace with other middle schools in Montana. Despite the low academic performance, the school spends significantly more per student ($23,530) than the state average.
With only one middle school in the Ashland Elementary district, there are no clear standout schools to highlight. However, the data suggests that Ashland 7-8 faces significant challenges, including its small size, lack of racial diversity, and underperformance in academic metrics. These findings highlight the need for targeted interventions and support to improve the educational outcomes for students in this community.
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