Summary:
The city of Beaver Springs, Pennsylvania has only one school, West Snyder Elementary School, which serves students from kindergarten through 5th grade and is part of the Midd-West School District. Despite having a predominantly white student population and 100% of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch, indicating high poverty levels, West Snyder Elementary School's academic performance is generally stronger than the district and state averages in math, science, and English language arts proficiency.
The school has maintained a consistent 3-star rating and middle-third ranking among Pennsylvania elementary schools over the past three years, suggesting a stable level of performance. With a relatively low student-teacher ratio of 12.2, the school appears to have adequate resources to support its students. However, the lack of racial diversity in the student population may indicate potential barriers to access or inclusion for non-white students.
Overall, while West Snyder Elementary School is performing reasonably well academically, the high poverty levels and racial homogeneity of the student population suggest that there may be opportunities to further support the needs of the school community. The data provides a detailed snapshot of the school's performance and context, which could be valuable for parents and community members seeking to understand the educational landscape in Beaver Springs.
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