Summary:
The Berlin School District in New Hampshire operates three schools: Berlin Elementary School, Berlin Senior High School, and Berlin Middle School. Unfortunately, the data reveals that the district as a whole is underperforming compared to state averages across multiple metrics, with no clear standout schools.
The schools in the Berlin School District struggle with low test scores, with proficiency rates in mathematics, reading, and science significantly lagging behind state averages. For example, Berlin Elementary School had a 34% math proficiency rate, compared to the state's 41%, while Berlin Senior High School had only 11% proficiency in math. The district's schools are also ranked in the bottom half of their respective categories in the state of New Hampshire.
Additionally, the schools in the Berlin School District serve a relatively low-income student population, with high percentages of students receiving free or reduced-price lunch. This socioeconomic challenge may contribute to the overall underperformance and could require targeted interventions and support. The lack of diversity in the student population is also a concern that may impact the educational experiences and opportunities for students.
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