Summary:
The schools in Cumberland County, Tennessee serve 12 schools across 9 elementary schools, 3 high schools, and no middle or alternative schools. The data reveals a mix of high-performing and struggling institutions, with some standout schools like South Cumberland Elementary and Homestead Elementary School consistently outperforming county and state averages, while others like Stone Memorial High School and Cumberland County High School struggle to meet benchmarks.
Across the district, student demographics skew heavily towards a white majority, ranging from 82.85% to 95.19% white students. Test scores also vary widely, with some schools like Homestead Elementary excelling in mathematics while others lag behind. Spending per student ranges from $8,245 at Stone Elementary to $13,692 at Pine View Elementary, with an average of around $9,500 per student across the district.
The data highlights the need for a more comprehensive and equitable approach to education in Cumberland County. By identifying high-performing schools and understanding the factors contributing to their success, the district could facilitate collaboration and the sharing of effective strategies to raise the overall level of academic achievement for all students.
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