Summary:
The Claremont School District in New Hampshire has only one middle school, Claremont Middle School, which serves 354 students from grades 6-8. While the school has a relatively low student-teacher ratio of 9.5, its academic performance is significantly below the state average, with proficiency rates in Mathematics, Reading, and Science trailing the rest of New Hampshire.
Claremont Middle School has consistently ranked in the bottom quarter of New Hampshire middle schools, with only 18% of students proficient or better in Mathematics and 33% in Reading, compared to state averages of 41% and 53%, respectively. The school's Science proficiency rate is also low at 19%, well below the state average of 36%. These academic challenges may be exacerbated by the school's relatively high percentage of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch, at 39.83%.
While the low student-teacher ratio suggests that students may receive more individualized attention, this alone has not been enough to overcome the school's persistent academic performance issues. Addressing these concerns will likely require a comprehensive approach that considers both academic and demographic factors, in order to improve outcomes for the students of Claremont School District.
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