Summary:
The city of Mount Arlington, New Jersey is home to two schools - Mount Arlington Public School, a middle school, and Edith M. Decker Elementary School. These schools serve the students of the Mount Arlington Public School District.
Mount Arlington Public School stands out for its consistently strong performance on English Language Arts (ELA) assessments, with 60-80% of students scoring proficient or better across grades 3-8, significantly higher than the state average. However, the school's math scores are more mixed, with 0% proficiency in 8th grade. In contrast, Edith M. Decker Elementary School faces challenges with a very high chronic absenteeism rate of 32.4%, which may impact student learning and outcomes.
While both schools have diverse student populations, Mount Arlington Public School has a very low student-teacher ratio of 6.8, suggesting strong individual attention and support for students. Both schools have relatively low per-student spending compared to state averages, but they appear to be using their resources effectively, as evidenced by the strong ELA performance at Mount Arlington Public School. Overall, the data suggests that Mount Arlington Public School is a strong performer, particularly in ELA, while Edith M. Decker Elementary faces challenges with high chronic absenteeism that the district should address.
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