Summary:
The Winston-Dillard School District 116 in Oregon is home to three elementary schools: Brockway Elementary School, McGovern Elementary School, and Lookingglass Elementary School. While the district serves a predominantly low-income population, the overall academic performance across these schools is consistently low compared to the state average.
None of the three elementary schools in the district stand out as clear performers. All three schools have relatively low test scores in English Language Arts, Mathematics, and Science, with proficiency rates well below the Oregon state average. For example, in 5th grade English Language Arts, the state average proficiency is 46.9%, while the district's schools range from only 16.7% to 35.4% proficiency.
The district also faces challenges in terms of funding and staffing. Spending per student varies across the schools, with McGovern Elementary School spending the most at $16,513 per student and Lookingglass Elementary School spending the least at $14,119 per student. Additionally, the student-teacher ratios are relatively high, ranging from 11.8 to 17.1, which may indicate difficulties in attracting and retaining qualified teachers. These factors likely contribute to the overall low academic performance observed across the district's elementary schools.
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