Summary:
The city of Lincoln, North Dakota is home to a single public elementary school, Lincoln Elementary School, which serves grades K-5 with a total enrollment of 650 students. While there are no other schools in the immediate area to compare it to, the data provides a detailed look at the performance and characteristics of this school.
Academically, Lincoln Elementary School stands out with 51% of students proficient or better in NDSA Mathematics, outperforming both the Bismarck 1 district (46%) and the state of North Dakota (41%). However, the school's reading proficiency of 35% lags behind the district (49%) and state (45%) averages, suggesting an area for potential improvement. The school's student population is predominantly white (87.08%), with small percentages of Hispanic, Native American, and multi-racial students.
Other key metrics show that Lincoln Elementary School has a chronic absenteeism rate of 8.0%, a free and reduced-price lunch eligibility of 21.54%, and spends $11,514 per student with a student-teacher ratio of 14.5 to 1. While the school appears to be performing reasonably well overall, there are opportunities to address the reading proficiency gap and explore ways to promote greater diversity and inclusion within the student population.
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