Summary:
The city of Hurdle Mills, North Carolina is home to a single public elementary school, Oak Lane Elementary, which serves grades K-5 with a total enrollment of 221 students. Despite serving a predominantly economically disadvantaged population, with 98.64% of students receiving free or reduced-price lunch, Oak Lane Elementary consistently outperforms the district and state averages on standardized tests, particularly in mathematics.
Oak Lane Elementary has been a standout school in the region, ranking in the top 25% of North Carolina elementary schools over the past 3 years according to the SchoolDigger rankings. The school's student population is diverse, with 68.78% White, 14.03% African American, 10.41% Hispanic, and 6.79% two or more races. This diversity reflects the broader community and is a strength of the school. The high per-student spending of $10,257, which exceeds the state average, may contribute to the school's strong academic performance and its ability to address the unique needs of its economically disadvantaged student population.
Overall, Person County Schools and the city of Hurdle Mills can be proud of the exceptional performance of Oak Lane Elementary, which is effectively serving its diverse and economically challenged student body. The school's academic achievements, particularly in mathematics, are commendable and may provide valuable insights for other schools facing similar demographic and socioeconomic challenges.
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