Summary:
The Grand Forks 1 school district in North Dakota is home to 4 middle schools serving grades 6-8. The data analysis reveals significant performance differences among these schools, with Schroeder Middle School emerging as the standout performer in the district.
Schroeder Middle School ranks 2nd out of 24 North Dakota middle schools and earns a 5-star rating from SchoolDigger. It boasts the highest proficiency rates in both math (46%) and reading (57%), as well as the lowest chronic absenteeism rate (20%) and the lowest percentage of students receiving free/reduced lunch (16.58%), indicating a relatively higher socioeconomic status compared to the other schools. In contrast, Valley Middle School appears to be the lowest performing, ranking 24th out of 24 middle schools in the state and having the lowest proficiency rates in math (22%) and reading (39%).
The data also highlights the diverse student populations served by the middle schools in the Grand Forks 1 district, with Valley Middle School having the most racially diverse student body. However, this diversity is not reflected in the academic performance, suggesting that factors beyond just funding and demographics may be contributing to the observed disparities in student outcomes across the district.
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