Summary:
The Lincoln County High School is the sole high school serving the Lincoln County area in Montana. With 306 students enrolled, the school has a predominantly White student population, with smaller percentages of Hispanic, Native American, and other racial/ethnic groups. While the school's reading proficiency rates are above the state average, its mathematics and science proficiency rates lag significantly behind the state averages, indicating potential areas for improvement in the school's curriculum and instructional practices.
The school's performance and ranking have fluctuated in recent years, going from a high ranking of 36th out of 114 Montana high schools and a 4-star rating in 2021-2022 to a low ranking of 85th out of 124 schools and a 2-star rating in the current 2022-2023 school year. This suggests the school's performance may be inconsistent or subject to significant year-over-year changes. The school's spending of $9,347 per student is a relevant data point, but without additional context, it is difficult to determine if this is a high or low level of funding.
Overall, Lincoln County High School appears to have some areas of strength, such as its reading proficiency, but also faces challenges in improving its mathematics and science performance. The school's fluctuating ranking and rating over the past few years indicate a need for further analysis and understanding of the factors driving these changes in order to support the school's continuous improvement efforts.
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