Summary:
The Manhattan School District in Manhattan, Montana is home to two high-performing schools: Manhattan 5-8, a middle school, and Manhattan Elementary, an elementary school. Both schools are consistently ranked among the top in the state, with Manhattan School District itself ranking 20th out of 300 districts in Montana and earning a 5-star rating.
Manhattan 5-8 is ranked 23rd out of 187 middle schools in the state and has a 4-star rating, while Manhattan Elementary is ranked 24th out of 332 elementary schools and has a 5-star rating. Both schools have relatively small student populations, with Manhattan 5-8 enrolling 245 students and Manhattan Elementary enrolling 238 students. The student-teacher ratios are also low, at 15.3 and 12.2 respectively, suggesting students may benefit from more individualized attention.
Financially, the two schools appear to be well-resourced, with similar spending per student of $8,281 at Manhattan 5-8 and $8,226 at Manhattan Elementary. Racially, the student populations are predominantly white, with small percentages of Hispanic, African American, and other minority students. Overall, the data indicates that the Manhattan School District is providing a high-quality education to its students, with two standout schools that have consistently demonstrated strong academic performance.
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