Summary:
The city of Robbins, North Carolina is home to 3 public schools serving students from elementary through high school: Robbins Elementary, Elise Middle, and North Moore High. These schools face significant socioeconomic challenges, with high rates of students qualifying for free or reduced-price lunch, ranging from 63% at North Moore High to 87% at Robbins Elementary.
Academically, the schools in Robbins struggle, with test scores generally below district and state averages. However, there are some bright spots, such as Robbins Elementary's 3rd grade math performance and Elise Middle's 8th grade science proficiency, which outpaced the surrounding Moore County Schools district. The schools also exhibit varying degrees of racial diversity, with Robbins Elementary and Elise Middle having more balanced student populations compared to the majority-white student body at North Moore High.
Despite the challenges, the schools in Robbins have shown signs of improvement, with Robbins Elementary's statewide ranking climbing from 1294 to 986 over the past two years. Leveraging the district's resources and expertise, as well as learning from their own successes, could help the Robbins schools continue to make progress and better support their students' academic and personal growth.
Thank you for your feedback!