Summary:
The city of Conway, New Hampshire is home to 5 schools, including 3 elementary schools, 1 middle school, and 1 high school. These schools serve a predominantly white student population and generally perform below the state average in academic proficiency, though some standout schools show promise.
The Robert Frost Charter School (E) stands out as the top-performing school, with the highest proficiency rates in both math (46%) and reading (62%) compared to the other schools and the state average. This charter school also has a relatively high percentage of free and reduced lunch recipients at 53.85%. In contrast, the A. Crosby Kennett Middle School has the highest student enrollment (235 students) and the lowest student-teacher ratio (10.3) among the schools in the data set, but still performs below the state average academically.
Overall, the schools in the Conway School District, the Northeast Woodland Chartered Public School district, and the Robert Frost Charter School district face challenges in academic performance, with the charter schools showing some promising results. The district could benefit from addressing issues of academic proficiency, diversity, and socioeconomic equity to ensure all students in Conway have access to a high-quality education.
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