Summary:
The Springer, Oklahoma school district consists of two schools: Springer Elementary School and Springer High School. Both schools appear to be underperforming compared to state averages, with low state rankings and poor performance on standardized tests, suggesting that students in Springer are not receiving a high-quality education.
Springer Elementary School serves 173 students, with a diverse racial makeup and a high percentage (84.97%) of students receiving free or reduced-price lunch, indicating a predominantly low-income population. The school is ranked 817 out of 957 Oklahoma elementary schools and has a spending per student of $9,752. Springer High School, with an enrollment of 61 students, is ranked 415 out of 439 Oklahoma high schools and has a spending per student of $18,477. The high school's test scores are alarmingly low, with only 13.3% of students proficient or better in English Language Arts, 0% in Mathematics, 6.7% in Science, and 20% in U.S. History.
The Springer school district appears to be struggling to provide a high-quality education to its students, despite relatively low student-teacher ratios and high spending per student. The data suggests that factors beyond just class size and funding may be contributing to the poor academic results, and further investigation and potential interventions are needed to address the underlying issues and improve student outcomes.
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