Summary:
The Hoke County Schools district in North Carolina is home to 8 elementary schools serving students from pre-kindergarten through 5th grade. The schools vary in size, with student populations ranging from 304 to 698, and serve a diverse student body with a high percentage of economically disadvantaged students.
Among the standout schools in the district are Don D Steed Elementary and Rockfish Hoke Elementary, which consistently rank among the top elementary schools in the district and state. These schools outperform the district and state averages in most subject areas, particularly in 3rd grade math and reading, and maintain relatively low student-teacher ratios. In contrast, Hawk Eye Elementary and J.W. McLauchlin Elementary stand out as the lowest-performing schools, with proficiency rates well below the district and state averages.
The data reveals significant performance disparities between the top-performing and lowest-performing schools in the Hoke County Schools district, which may be attributed to factors beyond just funding and resources, such as effective school leadership and instructional practices. Additionally, the high rates of economic disadvantage across the district suggest that targeted interventions and support may be necessary to address the unique challenges faced by these students and improve overall academic achievement.
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