Summary:
The Gathering Waters Charter School district in New Hampshire operates two schools: an elementary school (Gathering Waters Charter School (E)) and a high school (Gathering Waters Charter School (H)). While the high school is a standout performer, ranking 12th out of 87 New Hampshire high schools and earning a 4-star rating, the elementary school lags behind, ranking 175th out of 237 elementary schools and receiving only a 1-star rating.
The high school outperforms the state average in Mathematics, Reading, and Science, while the elementary school struggles significantly in Mathematics and Science compared to the state. The elementary school has a predominantly white student population with limited racial diversity, and a lower free and reduced lunch rate than the high school, suggesting potential socioeconomic challenges at the high school level. Both schools have small enrollments, with the elementary school having 220 students and the high school having only 46 students.
Overall, the data indicates a significant performance gap between the elementary and high school within the Gathering Waters Charter School district. While the high school is a standout performer, the elementary school's academic struggles may require further investigation and targeted interventions to address the underlying issues and ensure a more consistent level of educational quality across the district.
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