Summary:
The city of Tilton, New Hampshire is home to two public schools - Winnisquam Regional High School and Winnisquam Regional Middle School, both part of the Winnisquam Regional School District. Unfortunately, the data indicates that these schools are consistently underperforming compared to state-wide averages, with low test scores, poor school rankings, and socioeconomic challenges that may be impacting student outcomes.
Both Winnisquam Regional High School and Winnisquam Regional Middle School have significantly lower proficiency rates in Mathematics, Reading, and Science compared to the state averages. Winnisquam Regional High School is ranked 79 out of 87 high schools in New Hampshire and has a 1-star rating, while Winnisquam Regional Middle School is ranked 88 out of 130 middle schools and has a 2-star rating. The schools also have a relatively homogeneous student population, with over 89% of students identifying as White.
Socioeconomic factors may also be contributing to the schools' underperformance, with free and reduced lunch rates ranging from 30.4% at the high school to 36.68% at the middle school. The data suggests that the Tilton area may face significant challenges that are impacting the educational outcomes of its students, and targeted interventions and support may be necessary to improve the performance of these schools.
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