Lambert Elementary

The Lambert Elementary district in Montana consists of two small schools - Lambert School, an elementary school serving grades PK-6 with 66 students, and Lambert 7-8, a middle school serving grades 7-8 with just 13 students. Both schools have consistently low rankings within their respective state-wide school digger rankings, with the elementary school ranked in the bottom 10% and the middle school ranked in the bottom 20% of Montana schools.

The racial demographics of the two schools differ, with the elementary school having a significantly higher percentage of white students (92.42%) compared to the middle school (76.92%), which has a higher percentage of Hispanic students (23.08%). However, both schools lack data on free/reduced lunch rates, an important metric for understanding the socioeconomic status of the student population. Despite the relatively high per-student spending of $16,722, which is significantly above the national average, the schools' low performance rankings suggest they are struggling to provide a high-quality education to their students.

Overall, the Lambert Elementary district faces challenges in delivering a robust educational experience to its small student populations. The low rankings and lack of data on key metrics like free/reduced lunch rates indicate that further investigation and targeted interventions may be necessary to improve the quality of education in this area.