Summary:
The city of Littleton, North Carolina, is home to two schools: Northwest Halifax Collegiate and Technic, a high school, and Aurelian Springs Institute of Global Lea, an elementary school. Both schools are struggling academically, with significantly lower test scores and poor rankings compared to the state averages.
The test scores at both schools are a major concern. Northwest Halifax Collegiate and Technic has proficiency rates that are well below the Halifax County Schools district and the state of North Carolina across all End-of-Course (EOC) exams. Similarly, Aurelian Springs Institute of Global Lea also has lower proficiency rates compared to the district and state averages in most End-of-Grade (EOG) exams, though the performance is slightly better than the high school.
The schools' rankings reflect their academic struggles, with Northwest Halifax Collegiate and Technic ranked 610th out of 640 North Carolina high schools and Aurelian Springs Institute of Global Lea ranked 947th out of 1,505 North Carolina elementary schools. Both schools have a majority African American student population and high percentages of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch, indicating significant socioeconomic challenges that may be contributing to the academic struggles.
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