Summary:
Pawnee City, Nebraska is home to two public schools: Pawnee City Elementary School and Pawnee City Secondary School, both part of the Pawnee City Public Schools district. While the schools serve different grade levels, they face similar challenges, including low academic performance, limited racial diversity, and disparities in funding.
Neither school stands out as a clear academic leader, with both ranking below average within the state. Pawnee City Elementary School is ranked 341 out of 459 Nebraska elementary schools, while Pawnee City Secondary School is ranked 177 out of 215 Nebraska high schools. Proficiency rates in core subjects like English Language Arts and Mathematics are generally lower than state averages, indicating a need for improvement in student achievement. The schools also have a predominantly white student population, with Pawnee City Secondary School having an even higher percentage of white students at 98.29%.
Interestingly, the funding allocation between the two schools is uneven, with Pawnee City Secondary School spending significantly more per student ($29,059) compared to Pawnee City Elementary School ($18,735). This disparity is notable given the similar low rankings of the schools. Additionally, both schools have seen a decline in their SchoolDigger ratings over the past three years, with Pawnee City Secondary School dropping from a 2-star rating to a 1-star rating. These findings suggest that the schools in Pawnee City, Nebraska, face challenges in providing equitable and high-quality education to their students, and further investigation may be needed to identify and address the underlying factors contributing to these trends.
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