Summary:
The schools in Hardin County, Tennessee, consist of 7 schools, including 5 elementary schools, 1 middle school, and 1 high school. The data reveals notable differences in academic performance, student demographics, and resource allocation across the district.
West Hardin Elementary stands out as the top-performing school, consistently ranking among the best in the county for test scores in Mathematics, English Language Arts, and Science. In contrast, Hardin County High School has shown improvement in its statewide ranking, but still lags behind the state average in several subjects, including Biology I and US History.
The schools in Hardin County have a predominantly white student population, with Hardin County High School being the most diverse, with 10.84% of students identifying as non-white. Per-student spending varies widely, from $9,351 at Hardin County Middle School to $13,955 at Pickwick Southside School, but the relationship between spending and academic outcomes is not clear. These findings suggest the need for further investigation into the factors contributing to the observed performance gaps and the equitable allocation of resources across the district.
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