Summary:
The Carlisle, Pennsylvania area is home to 11 schools, including 8 elementary schools, 2 middle schools, and 1 high school, spread across the Carlisle Area School District and the Cumberland Valley School District. The data reveals several standout schools, with North Dickinson Elementary School leading the pack in terms of exceptional PSSA test scores, and Crestview Elementary School standing out for its high student-teacher ratio.
Key metrics across the schools show a range of performance. Carlisle Area High School has a strong 89.1% four-year graduation rate, while both Wilson and Lamberton Middle Schools boast a 0.0% dropout rate. However, the middle schools' PSSA math scores fall below the state average, indicating room for improvement. Regarding student demographics, the schools display varying levels of racial diversity, with Hamilton Elementary having a more diverse student body compared to the predominantly white student population at North Dickinson Elementary.
When comparing the two school districts, the Cumberland Valley School District, which includes Middlesex Elementary, is ranked significantly higher (75 out of 606) than the Carlisle Area School District (361 out of 606) and has a higher 4-star rating from SchoolDigger, suggesting a potential disparity in overall educational quality and resources between the two districts.
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