Summary:
The Glendive Elementary school district in Montana consists of two elementary schools, Jefferson School and Lincoln School, as well as one middle school, Washington Middle School. While Jefferson School has seen some success, reaching as high as 78th out of 234 Montana elementary schools in 2005-2006, the district as a whole has faced declining performance, with Lincoln School and Washington Middle School both dropping in their statewide rankings in recent years.
The student populations at these schools are predominantly white, with low representation of minority groups. This lack of diversity could be an area of concern for the district. Additionally, while all three schools maintain relatively low student-teacher ratios, ranging from 11.4:1 at Washington Middle School to 14.2:1 at Lincoln School, this does not seem to be translating into higher academic performance, as indicated by the schools' below-average ratings from SchoolDigger.
Overall, the Glendive Elementary school district faces challenges in maintaining and improving the performance of its schools. While Jefferson School has shown some promise, the district as a whole needs to address the declining performance, lack of diversity, and identify strategies to improve student outcomes across all of its schools.
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