Summary:
The city of Auburn, Nebraska is home to 4 schools, including 2 elementary schools, 1 middle school, and 1 high school, all part of the Auburn Public Schools district. The data reveals that Auburn Middle School consistently ranks among the top middle schools in the state, with a 4-star rating and test scores exceeding state averages. Calvert Elementary also stands out with strong academic performance, maintaining a 3-star rating and test scores above state and district averages.
Across the district, there are some notable differences in key metrics. Auburn High School and Auburn Middle School have relatively high free and reduced lunch rates, indicating a higher proportion of students from low-income families, while Calvert Elementary has a lower rate. In terms of spending per student, Auburn High School has the highest at $19,192, compared to $13,629 at Calvert Elementary and $15,312 at Auburn Middle School.
The data suggests the district has a mix of socioeconomic backgrounds, with the high school and middle school serving a higher proportion of students from low-income families. The racial makeup of the schools is predominantly white, with some Hispanic and African American representation, and the preschool and elementary schools have slightly more diverse student populations compared to the middle and high school.
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