Mason

The town of Mason, Oklahoma is home to two public schools - Mason Elementary School and Mason High School. Both schools are struggling, with very low state-wide rankings and poor performance metrics, suggesting that the overall quality of education in the Mason school district is a concern.

Mason Elementary School and Mason High School have high rates of free and reduced-price lunch recipients, indicating that the student population comes from economically disadvantaged backgrounds. The schools also have diverse student populations, with significant percentages of Native American and multi-racial students. However, the data suggests that the schools may not be effectively serving the needs of their diverse student bodies. Interestingly, the high school spends significantly more per student than the elementary school, despite the lower student-teacher ratio at the high school level.

In summary, the schools in Mason, Oklahoma are performing poorly, with low state-wide rankings, high poverty levels, and significant spending discrepancies. Addressing the underlying issues and improving the quality of education in the Mason school district should be a priority for the community and local education authorities.