Auburn Public Schools

The Auburn Public Schools district in Nebraska consists of three schools: Calvert Elementary, Auburn High School, and Auburn Middle School. The district's schools display a mix of high-performing and average-performing results, with Calvert Elementary standing out as the clear standout in the district.

Calvert Elementary consistently ranks among the top 30% of elementary schools in Nebraska, with a 4-star rating from SchoolDigger. The school outperforms the state and district averages in English Language Arts and Mathematics proficiency for grades 3-5, and it particularly excels in 5th-grade Science, with 91.55% of students proficient or better, significantly higher than the state average. In contrast, Auburn High School performs well in ACT English Language Arts but lags behind the state averages in Mathematics and Science proficiency, indicating room for improvement.

Across the district, the schools face the challenge of high chronic absenteeism rates, with all three schools reporting a rate of 21.1%, which is higher than the state average. This issue may be an area of focus for the district, as addressing chronic absenteeism could have a positive impact on academic performance and overall student outcomes. Additionally, the district's spending per student varies, with Auburn High School spending the most at $19,192 per student, followed by Calvert Elementary at $13,629 and Auburn Middle School at $15,312.