Summary:
The city of Gordon, Nebraska is home to two schools - Gordon-Rushville Elementary-Gordon and Gordon-Rushville High School, both part of the Gordon-Rushville Public Schools district. While Gordon-Rushville Elementary-Gordon has shown steady improvement in its statewide ranking and outperforms district and state averages in key academic areas, Gordon-Rushville High School has experienced a significant decline in its statewide ranking over the past three years.
Gordon-Rushville Elementary-Gordon stands out for its diverse student population, with 21.2% Native American and 13.59% two or more races. The school has higher proficiency rates than the district and state in English Language Arts and Mathematics for grades 3-5, suggesting effective teaching practices and targeted interventions. In contrast, Gordon-Rushville High School lags behind the district and state averages in ACT proficiency for English Language Arts, Mathematics, and Science, warranting further investigation into the factors contributing to this decline.
Interestingly, Gordon-Rushville High School spends more per student ($23,838) compared to the elementary school ($19,164), which may indicate a focus on resources and programs for older students. Understanding how these funds are allocated and their impact on student outcomes could provide valuable insights for the district. Overall, the data suggests that while Gordon-Rushville Elementary-Gordon is a relatively strong-performing school, Gordon-Rushville High School faces challenges that require further attention and potential interventions to improve student outcomes.
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