Summary:
The city of Willamina, Oregon is home to three public schools serving grades K-12: Willamina Elementary School, Willamina High School, and Willamina Middle School. Unfortunately, the data indicates that all three schools are performing significantly below the state average on academic measures such as proficiency in English Language Arts, Mathematics, and Science.
Across the district, test scores range from just 5% to 29.4% of students meeting proficiency standards. The schools also have very high rates of students qualifying for free or reduced-price lunch, suggesting a predominantly low-income student population. Despite the low academic performance, the district spends relatively high amounts per student, ranging from $16,439 to $17,727 per pupil. The student-teacher ratios are within a reasonable range, but it's unclear if this is sufficient to address the academic needs of the students.
Overall, the data paints a concerning picture of the Willamina School District 30J, with all three schools struggling to meet state standards. The district may need to implement significant changes and interventions to improve student outcomes and support the academic success of its students.
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