Summary:
The Morrisville Borough School District in Pennsylvania operates three schools: two elementary schools (Grandview Elementary School and Morrisville Intermediate School) and one high school (Morrisville High School). The district serves a predominantly low-income community, with all three schools reporting a 100% free or reduced-price lunch rate.
Among the standout schools, Morrisville Intermediate School performs relatively well on PSSA tests, with higher proficiency rates than the district and state averages in several subject areas and grade levels. In contrast, Morrisville High School struggles academically, with proficiency rates well below the state averages in PSSA and Keystone Exams. The high school has consistently ranked in the bottom quartile of Pennsylvania high schools, indicating a need for significant academic improvement.
The funding disparities within the district are also noteworthy, with Grandview Elementary School spending significantly more per student ($33,209) compared to the high school ($15,255) and the district average. This funding gap may impact the resources and support available to students at the different school levels, potentially contributing to the academic challenges faced by the district.
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