Summary:
The Graham-Dustin school district in Oklahoma has two schools - Graham-Dustin Elementary and Graham-Dustin High School. Both schools are struggling, with low student enrollment, high poverty rates, and poor academic performance.
The elementary school has just 96 students, with a majority Native American student population, and 88.54% of students receiving free or reduced-price lunch. The high school is even smaller, with only 47 students, though it has a more diverse student body. Both schools spend around $12,000 per student, but the high school's academic performance is concerning, with proficiency rates ranging from only 10% to 30% across different subject areas.
Overall, the data suggests that the Graham-Dustin school district is facing significant challenges in providing a quality education for its students. The low enrollment, high poverty rates, and poor academic outcomes indicate that the district may benefit from targeted interventions and support to improve student outcomes and better serve the community.
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