Summary:
The Coventry school district in Rhode Island consists of 7 schools, including 5 elementary schools, 1 middle school, and 1 high school. The data reveals significant variation in school performance across the district, with some standout institutions like Washington Oak School excelling academically, while others like Hopkins Hill School and Western Coventry School struggle in certain subject areas.
Washington Oak School stands out as the top-performing elementary school in the district, ranking 11th out of 166 Rhode Island elementary schools and boasting the highest proficiency rates in English Language Arts (55.7%), Mathematics (70.2%), and Science (66.2%). Coventry High School also performs well, ranking 26th out of 61 Rhode Island high schools and maintaining strong proficiency in English Language Arts (52.6%) and Mathematics (25.8%). Additionally, Alan Shawn Feinstein Middle School stands out with above-average proficiency rates in English Language Arts (35.8%) and Science (46%) for all grades.
The data also reveals that student-teacher ratios are relatively low across the district, ranging from 10.8 to 15.6 students per teacher. However, spending per student varies, with Coventry High School spending the most at $17,953 per student and Washington Oak School spending the least at $12,741 per student. The data suggests a potential correlation between higher free/reduced lunch rates and lower academic performance, as seen in schools like Hopkins Hill and Blackrock School.
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