Summary:
The Osceola Public Schools district in Nebraska consists of three schools: Osceola Elementary School, Osceola High School, and Osceola Middle School. The district serves students from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade in a predominantly white, rural community.
Osceola Elementary School stands out as the district's top performer, consistently earning high rankings and test scores, particularly in English Language Arts. With 80% of 3rd-graders proficient or better in ELA, the school significantly outperforms the state average of 63%. In contrast, Osceola Middle School has seen a decline in its performance, indicating a potential need for improvement in the middle grades.
The district's schools also exhibit notable differences in spending per student, with Osceola High School spending nearly $42,500 per student, compared to just $5,519 per student at Osceola Middle School. Additionally, the district's racial makeup is predominantly white, ranging from 84.87% at Osceola Elementary School to 92.65% at Osceola High School, which may be an area for the district to address in terms of diversity and inclusion.
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