Summary:
The Gracemont school district in Oklahoma consists of two small schools - Gracemont Elementary School and Gracemont High School. Both schools have consistently low statewide rankings, with Gracemont Elementary in the bottom 30% of Oklahoma elementary schools and Gracemont High in the bottom 20% of Oklahoma high schools. The schools serve a high-poverty student population, with free and reduced lunch rates over 87% and 95% respectively.
Despite the academic challenges, the Gracemont schools are spending relatively high amounts per student, with Gracemont High spending over $17,000 per student. However, the small enrollments of just 90 students at the elementary school and 41 students at the high school may limit the availability of resources and specialized support services. The Gracemont School District as a whole is ranked 296 out of 342 districts in Oklahoma and has a 1-star rating, indicating significant room for improvement in educational outcomes.
Overall, the data suggests that the Gracemont schools face significant challenges in terms of academic performance, high-poverty student populations, and efficient use of resources. Targeted interventions, additional support, and a focus on improving educational outcomes may be necessary to address the needs of the Gracemont community.
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