Summary:
The city of New Brunswick, New Jersey is home to 13 schools, including 9 elementary schools, 2 middle schools, and 2 high schools. The schools in this district serve a diverse student population, with a high percentage of Hispanic students and high rates of economic disadvantage, as indicated by the large number of students receiving free or reduced-price lunch.
While the academic performance of the schools in New Brunswick is generally low, with most scoring well below state averages on standardized tests, a few schools stand out. Paul Robeson Community School for the Arts has the highest performance on English Language Arts and Mathematics tests among the elementary and middle schools, and also has the second-best student-teacher ratio. Mckinley Community School has the lowest student-teacher ratio (9.5) among the elementary schools, which may contribute to its relatively stronger academic performance. Woodrow Wilson Elementary School has a more diverse student population and stronger academic performance, especially in English Language Arts.
The data suggests that the significant achievement gaps between the schools in New Brunswick and the state averages, as well as the correlation between socioeconomic status and academic performance, highlight the complex challenges facing the New Brunswick School District. Addressing these issues will likely require targeted interventions and support systems to improve student outcomes and provide the necessary resources and funding to the schools in the district.
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