Superior K-12 Schools

The Superior K-12 Schools district in Montana consists of three schools: Superior Elementary, Superior High School, and Superior 7-8. While the district provides education from elementary through high school, the data suggests that the schools are collectively struggling to deliver high-quality education, with all three schools receiving low state-wide rankings and ratings.

The district's schools have similar per-student spending and student-teacher ratios, indicating an equitable allocation of resources. However, the data also reveals a predominantly white student population, with small percentages of Hispanic and Native American students, suggesting a lack of racial diversity. Additionally, the significant difference in enrollment between the elementary school and the high school points to a potential decline in student population, which could impact the district's funding and resources.

Despite the smaller class sizes, the low state-wide rankings and ratings across all three schools suggest that the district is facing challenges in providing effective education. The district may benefit from a deeper analysis of the root causes behind the low performance, as well as strategies to address the racial diversity, enrollment trends, and efficient use of resources to improve educational outcomes for all students in the Superior K-12 Schools district.