Summary:
The Rocky Boy Elementary district in Montana operates two schools - Rocky Boy School (an elementary school) and Rocky Boy 7-8 (a middle school). Both schools have consistently low statewide rankings and 0-star ratings, indicating they are performing below average compared to other schools in the state.
The student populations at both schools are predominantly Native American, with over 87% and 91% of students identifying as such. While the per-student spending is significantly higher than the national average at $18,715, the schools' resource allocation and effectiveness remain unclear. The student-teacher ratios also vary between the two schools, with Rocky Boy School having a higher ratio of 16.2 compared to Rocky Boy 7-8's ratio of 12.6.
Overall, the data suggests that the Rocky Boy Elementary district is facing significant challenges in providing high-quality education to its students. The consistently low statewide rankings and ratings, along with the unique demographic and resource allocation patterns, warrant further analysis to identify areas for improvement and support.
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