Marietta

The Marietta school district in Oklahoma consists of three schools: Marietta Elementary School, Marietta High School, and Marietta Middle School. Overall, the data suggests that the Marietta school district is underperforming compared to the state average, with all three schools ranking in the bottom half of their respective categories statewide and receiving low ratings from SchoolDigger.

Marietta schools generally perform below the state average on standardized tests, with proficiency rates ranging from 2.7% to 58% across various grade levels and subjects. The highest proficiency rates are in 4th and 5th grade math at Marietta Elementary School. All three schools have very high free/reduced lunch rates, ranging from 84.38% to 87.63%, indicating a high level of economic disadvantage among the student populations. Spending per student is relatively low, ranging from $8,348 to $9,781 per year, compared to the state average.

The data also reveals some concerning trends, such as the declining performance at Marietta High School, whose statewide ranking has dropped significantly over the past few years, and the inconsistent performance at Marietta Elementary School, whose ranking has fluctuated widely. These challenges suggest that the Marietta school district as a whole is struggling, and addressing the underlying issues, such as low funding and high poverty rates, will be crucial for improving the educational outcomes for students in Marietta.