Summary:
The Clinton City Schools district in North Carolina is home to three elementary schools: Sunset Avenue Elementary, Butler Avenue Elementary, and Langdon C Kerr Elementary. These schools serve a diverse student population, with a majority of Hispanic and African American students.
Sunset Avenue Elementary stands out as the largest school with the highest percentage of proficient or better scores in Mathematics and Science, but its Reading proficiency scores lag behind the district and state averages. In contrast, Butler Avenue Elementary and Langdon C Kerr Elementary have higher percentages of free or reduced-price lunch recipients and lower student-teacher ratios, suggesting they serve a predominantly low-income student population and may face unique challenges.
The data also reveals potential funding disparities, with Butler Avenue Elementary and Langdon C Kerr Elementary spending more per student than Sunset Avenue Elementary. Additionally, the lack of historical data for Langdon C Kerr Elementary makes it difficult to assess the school's long-term performance and trends.
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