Summary:
The Harrisburg School District 7J in Oregon operates three schools: Harrisburg Elementary School, Harrisburg High School, and Harrisburg Middle School. The data reveals significant disparities in academic performance across these schools, with Harrisburg Elementary School standing out as the strongest performer and Harrisburg Middle School struggling the most.
Harrisburg Elementary School ranks in the top 40% of Oregon elementary schools and outperforms the state average in English Language Arts and Mathematics proficiency for 3rd and 4th grades. However, it has a relatively high free and reduced lunch rate of 65.62%, indicating a high-need student population. In contrast, Harrisburg High School ranks in the top 53% of Oregon high schools and outperforms the state average in Science proficiency for 11th grade, but it has a lower free and reduced lunch rate of 33.2%.
The data also reveals significant disparities in resource allocation, with Harrisburg High School having the highest spending per student at $17,893, followed by Harrisburg Elementary School at $15,865 and Harrisburg Middle School at $13,968. These differences in funding may contribute to the performance gaps observed across the district.
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