South Prairie 70

The South Prairie 70 district in North Dakota is home to two schools: South Prairie Elementary School and South Prairie High School. While both schools benefit from strong funding and resources, South Prairie Elementary School stands out as a top-performing institution, consistently ranking among the best elementary schools in the state.

South Prairie Elementary School boasts impressive academic achievements, with proficiency rates in math and reading that exceed the district and state averages. The school's diverse student population and relatively low student-teacher ratio of 14.9 suggest a focus on personalized instruction and support. However, the higher percentage of White students at South Prairie High School may indicate potential equity concerns that warrant further investigation.

Both schools in the South Prairie 70 district benefit from significant per-student funding, with a spending of $11,191 per student. This investment in resources is reflected in the low student-teacher ratios, which are 14.9 at the elementary school and 11.6 at the high school. While these metrics suggest a strong commitment to supporting student learning, the district may also need to address the 12% chronic absenteeism rate at South Prairie Elementary School to ensure continued academic success.