Caney Valley

The Caney Valley school district in Oklahoma consists of three schools - Caney Valley Elementary School, Caney Valley High School, and Caney Valley Middle School - that collectively serve students from elementary through high school. Unfortunately, the district as a whole is performing significantly below the state average, with all three schools receiving low rankings and ratings from SchoolDigger.

Across the district, test scores in core subjects like math, science, and English language arts are well below the state averages, indicating a need for improvement in academic performance. The student population is predominantly White, with a significant Native American presence and smaller percentages of other racial groups. Additionally, over 50% of students at each school qualify for free or reduced-price lunch, suggesting a relatively low-income student population that may contribute to the academic challenges.

While the student-teacher ratios are relatively low, ranging from 11.8 to 16.0 students per teacher, the district's spending per student is also on the lower end, with the high school spending the most at $9,581 per student. Overall, the Caney Valley school district appears to be facing significant challenges in terms of academic performance and overall school quality, and addressing these issues will likely require a comprehensive approach targeting areas such as curriculum, teaching quality, student support, and resource allocation.