Summary:
The Valier Elementary district in Montana is home to two elementary schools, Valier School and Kingsbury Colony Attn Center, both of which serve students in grades K-6. However, these schools are performing significantly below the state averages in academic proficiency, with both schools ranking in the bottom quarter of Montana elementary schools.
Valier School has a more diverse student population, with 28.21% Native American and 7.69% two or more races, while Kingsbury Colony Attn Center has a 100% White student population. Despite the demographic differences, both schools struggle with low proficiency rates in Mathematics and Reading, with Valier School's proficiency rates at 26.32% and 15.79%, respectively, and Kingsbury Colony Attn Center's at 20% and 33.33%. The lack of detailed information on free/reduced lunch rates and other socioeconomic indicators makes it difficult to assess the equity and access issues within the Valier Elementary district.
The consistent low rankings of both schools over the past three years suggest that there are persistent issues within the district that require further investigation and targeted interventions. While the schools have similar spending per student, around $10,900 for the 2018-2019 school year, the student-teacher ratios differ, with Valier School at 12.7 and Kingsbury Colony Attn Center at 9.6. Overall, the data paints a concerning picture of the educational opportunities available to students in the Valier Elementary district, and addressing these challenges should be a priority for the community and education leaders.
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