Summary:
The city of Dustin, Oklahoma is home to two public schools - Graham-Dustin Elementary and Graham-Dustin High School, both part of the Graham-Dustin school district. These schools are struggling, with low rankings, poor academic performance, and high poverty levels among the student population.
Graham-Dustin Elementary serves grades PK-8 with 103 students, while Graham-Dustin High School serves grades 9-12 with just 43 students. Both schools have very high free and reduced lunch rates, indicating significant economic challenges faced by the student population. The schools' academic performance is also concerning, with Graham-Dustin High School's 11th-grade proficiency rates as low as 0% in English Language Arts and 9.1% in Mathematics.
The Graham-Dustin school district is ranked 312 out of 342 districts in Oklahoma and has a 0-star rating from SchoolDigger. Graham-Dustin High School's statewide ranking is 373 out of 431 high schools, with a 1-star rating, and its performance has been declining over the years, reaching a 0-star rating in 2014-2015. These findings suggest that the schools in Dustin, Oklahoma are struggling to provide quality education to their students and may require additional support and resources to address the challenges they face.
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