Lavina K-12 Schools

The Lavina K-12 Schools district in Montana consists of three small schools: Lavina Elementary, Lavina Middle School, and Lavina High School. With student populations ranging from 18 to 38, the district serves a small, rural community. However, the schools' performance has been inconsistent, with Lavina Elementary experiencing a significant decline in its state-wide ranking over the past few years.

The racial makeup of the schools is predominantly white, with limited diversity. Lavina Elementary has the highest percentage of white students at 89.47%, while Lavina High School has the most diverse student population, with 66.67% white, 16.67% Hispanic, and 16.67% two or more races. The district's overall state-wide ranking is 253 out of 300, with Lavina Middle School earning a 2-star rating and Lavina High School previously earning a 4-star rating in 2011-2012.

The data set is missing key information, such as the free/reduced lunch rates for the 2022-2023 school year and the student/teacher ratios for the middle and high schools. This makes it difficult to fully assess the district's performance and student needs. However, the available data suggests that the Lavina K-12 Schools district is facing challenges, with small school sizes, declining performance, and a lack of racial diversity. Further investigation and data collection would be necessary to understand the district's strengths, weaknesses, and areas for improvement.