Summary:
The city of Liberty, Pennsylvania is home to two schools - North Penn-Liberty Junior/Senior High School and Liberty Elementary School - both part of the Southern Tioga School District. While the district as a whole underperforms compared to other Pennsylvania districts, these two schools show some standout elements in their performance and offerings.
Liberty Elementary School stands out for having the lowest student-to-teacher ratio among the district's elementary schools, potentially indicating smaller class sizes and more individualized attention. Meanwhile, North Penn-Liberty Junior/Senior High School boasts a high 4-year graduation rate of 94.1%, exceeding the state average, and outperforms the district and state on several key academic metrics like 7th grade Math, 11th grade Algebra I, and 11th grade Literature. However, the high school still lags behind the state average in some subject areas, suggesting room for improvement.
Across both schools, the student population is predominantly white, with very low representation of other racial and ethnic groups. This could be an area for the district to explore in terms of diversity and inclusion. Additionally, the higher per-student spending at the high school compared to the elementary school may contribute to its stronger academic performance, though the elementary school's focus on individualized attention could also be a factor in student success.
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