Summary:
The city of Lahoma, Oklahoma is home to two schools: Cimarron Elementary School and Cimarron High School, both part of the Cimarron school district. While the elementary school has consistently low statewide rankings, the high school has seen more fluctuating performance over the years. Both schools serve economically disadvantaged student populations, with high rates of free and reduced lunch eligibility.
Cimarron Elementary School has a relatively small enrollment of 144 students and has consistently ranked in the bottom quarter of Oklahoma elementary schools over the past decade, with a 1-2 star rating from SchoolDigger. In contrast, Cimarron High School has an even smaller enrollment of only 49 students, but its ranking has fluctuated between the bottom quarter and middle third of Oklahoma high schools, with a 2-3 star rating.
Both schools serve economically disadvantaged student populations, with Cimarron Elementary School having a very high free and reduced lunch rate of 82.64% and Cimarron High School having a moderately high rate of 69.39%. Spending per student also varies, with the elementary school spending $8,056 per student and the high school spending $11,911 per student.
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