Summary:
The city of Byesville, Ohio is home to 4 schools serving students from elementary through high school, all part of the Rolling Hills Local district. While the schools share some common challenges, such as a lack of racial diversity and concerns around math performance, the data reveals notable differences in the quality and outcomes across the district.
Meadowbrook High School stands out as the strongest performer, with an impressive 94.8% graduation rate and relatively high proficiency in subjects like American Government and History. However, the school struggles in math, with only 14.4% proficiency in Algebra I and 16.9% in Geometry. In contrast, Meadowbrook Middle School excels in math, boasting a 97.2% proficiency rate in Algebra I, though it lags behind in English Language Arts.
The elementary schools, Brook Intermediate School and Byesville Elementary School, do not stand out as strongly as the middle and high schools. Chronic absenteeism rates are a concern across the district, ranging from 15-30%, which likely impacts overall student achievement. Additionally, the high percentage of students receiving free or reduced-price lunch at Meadowbrook High School suggests potential socioeconomic challenges that may contribute to the school's performance gaps.
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