Milburn

The Milburn school district consists of two schools - Milburn Elementary School and Milburn High School, serving students from elementary through high school. The district is located in an area with a predominantly low-income population, as evidenced by the high rates of free and reduced-price lunch eligibility at both schools.

Milburn High School stands out with its small student enrollment of just 52 students and a very low student-teacher ratio of 9.1, suggesting the potential for more individualized attention. However, the school's academic performance is mixed, with strong proficiency in English Language Arts and U.S. History, but low rates in mathematics and science. In contrast, Milburn Elementary School has a larger student population of 138 and a higher student-teacher ratio of 18.5.

The racial makeup of the schools also differs, with Milburn High School having a higher percentage of Native American students (40.38%) compared to Milburn Elementary School (28.99%). This suggests the high school may serve a more diverse student population. Additionally, the significant difference in spending per student between the elementary school ($7,690) and high school ($17,009) is noteworthy and could indicate a focus on resource allocation at the high school level.