Summary:
The city of Warsaw, North Carolina is home to two schools - Warsaw Elementary and James Kenan High, both serving a predominantly low-income and diverse student population. While the schools have relatively large enrollments, they consistently rank in the bottom 10-20% of schools in Duplin County Schools, indicating significant academic challenges.
Warsaw Elementary has a student population that is 40.8% Hispanic and 45.43% African American, with an extremely high rate of 99.62% free/reduced lunch recipients. The school spends $10,886 per student, lower than the state average, and has a smaller student-teacher ratio of 13.7. However, Warsaw Elementary has consistently low performance on state standardized tests, ranking in the bottom 10% of North Carolina elementary schools.
James Kenan High serves a student population that is 51.91% Hispanic, with a similarly high rate of 99.62% free/reduced lunch recipients. The school spends $9,706 per student, lower than the state average, and has a higher student-teacher ratio of 16.6. Like Warsaw Elementary, James Kenan High has consistently low performance on state standardized tests, ranking in the bottom 20% of North Carolina high schools.
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