Summary:
The Long Beach Island Consolidated School District in New Jersey is home to two elementary schools: Ethel A. Jacobsen Elementary School and Long Beach Island Grade School. These schools serve students from the Long Beach Island community and provide a range of educational opportunities.
The data reveals some key differences between the two schools. Ethel A. Jacobsen Elementary School has a significantly higher percentage of white students (90.99%) compared to Long Beach Island Grade School (80.61%), suggesting they may serve different demographic communities. Additionally, Long Beach Island Grade School has a lower student-teacher ratio of 5.5, compared to 8.3 at Ethel A. Jacobsen Elementary, indicating more individualized attention for students.
Academically, the schools show varying strengths and areas for improvement. Long Beach Island Grade School outperformed the district and state averages in several grade levels and subjects, but also underperformed in others. Both schools have relatively high chronic absenteeism rates, which may warrant further investigation. Overall, the data provides a nuanced view of the two elementary schools, highlighting their unique characteristics and the need for targeted support and improvement within the Long Beach Island Consolidated School District.
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