Summary:
The city of Levittown, Pennsylvania is home to 8 elementary schools spread across three different school districts: Bristol Township School District, Neshaminy School District, and Pennsbury School District. These schools serve students from kindergarten through 5th grade and provide a range of academic programs and resources to the local community.
Among the standout schools in the area, Buck Elementary School in the Neshaminy School District ranks the highest, performing significantly above district and state averages on standardized tests. With the lowest percentage of free/reduced lunch recipients and the lowest spending per student, Buck Elementary demonstrates that academic success is not solely dependent on funding levels. In contrast, the Mill Creek Elementary School and Brookwood Elementary School, both in the Bristol Township School District, have the lowest test scores and the highest free/reduced lunch rates among the schools in the area.
The data also reveals that the schools in the Neshaminy School District and Pennsbury School District generally outperform the schools in the Bristol Township School District, despite the latter having higher rates of free/reduced lunch recipients. This suggests that factors beyond just student demographics, such as district-level policies and resources, play a significant role in shaping the academic outcomes of these elementary schools.
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