Geraldine K-12

The Geraldine K-12 district in Montana consists of three small schools: Geraldine Elementary, Geraldine High School, and Geraldine Middle School. With low student enrollment across the district, the schools have exceptionally small class sizes, potentially offering a more personalized learning environment. However, the district's performance has been mixed, with Geraldine Elementary showing stronger results in the past, while Geraldine High School has experienced a significant decline in its state ranking over the years.

One standout school in the district is Geraldine Elementary, which is currently ranked 127 out of 332 Montana elementary schools and has a 3-star rating. In the past, the school performed even better, ranking 44 out of 356 Montana elementary schools with a 4-star rating. In contrast, Geraldine High School has seen a significant drop in its performance, going from a 4-star rating in the past to a 1-star rating more recently.

Another notable aspect of the Geraldine K-12 district is the lack of racial diversity, with the student population being overwhelmingly white across all three schools. This may be an area for the district to explore, as promoting greater diversity and inclusion could benefit the educational experience for all students. Additionally, the absence of data on free/reduced lunch rates is a significant gap, as this metric is often used to gauge the socioeconomic status of a school's student population and identify potential areas of need.