Summary:
The city of Lindsay, Oklahoma is home to three public schools serving students from elementary through high school: Lindsay Elementary School, Lindsay High School, and Lindsay Middle School. While the district serves a diverse student population, with minority enrollment ranging from 32% to 39%, the schools in the Lindsay school district appear to be underperforming compared to state averages on key metrics such as test scores and school rankings.
The data reveals that Lindsay Elementary School has the highest enrollment with 606 students, followed by Lindsay High School with 324 students and Lindsay Middle School with 234 students. However, all three schools have proficiency rates in core subjects that fall below the state average, with Lindsay High School having particularly low scores, with less than 30% proficiency in English Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, and U.S. History.
The data also suggests that socioeconomic factors may be playing a role in the district's performance, as Lindsay Elementary School has the highest free and reduced lunch rate at nearly 60%, followed by Lindsay Middle School at 47% and Lindsay High School at 45%. Additionally, the district's spending per student appears to be higher at the high school level, which may indicate an imbalance in resource allocation within the district.
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