Summary:
The Poplar Elementary district in Montana consists of three schools: one elementary school (Poplar School) and two middle schools (Poplar 7-8 and Poplar 5-6 School). The district serves a predominantly Native American student population, with the percentage of Native American students ranging from 96.1% to 99.19% across the three schools.
While the schools in the Poplar Elementary district have consistent per-student spending of $14,787, they all have relatively low state-wide rankings, with Poplar School ranking 313th out of 332 Montana elementary schools and Poplar 7-8 ranking 179th out of 187 Montana middle schools. The Poplar 5-6 School does not have a reported state-wide ranking.
The data set is missing some key information, such as free and reduced lunch rates, which makes it difficult to draw more in-depth conclusions about the schools' performance and the factors that may be influencing it. However, the overall low state-wide rankings suggest that the Poplar Elementary district may face challenges in providing a high-quality education to its students, despite the consistent funding allocation.
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