Summary:
The city of Coleman, Oklahoma is home to two schools - Coleman Elementary School and Coleman High School. While both schools serve economically disadvantaged student populations, with high free/reduced lunch rates, the district as a whole appears to be struggling, with both schools ranking relatively low compared to other schools in the state.
Coleman Elementary School has 155 students, with a majority white student population and a significant percentage of Native American students. The school spends $12,069 per student and has a 12.4 student-teacher ratio. In contrast, Coleman High School has only 52 students, with a similar racial demographic to the elementary school. The high school spends $14,125 per student and has a 9.3 student-teacher ratio.
The most concerning finding is the low test scores at Coleman High School, with only 36.4% of students proficient or better in English Language Arts, 0% in Mathematics, 18.2% in Science, and 27.3% in U.S. History. This suggests a need for significant improvement in curriculum, teaching methods, and student support at the high school level. Overall, the data indicates that the Coleman school district faces systemic challenges that must be addressed to provide a high-quality education for its students.
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