Summary:
The schools in Henderson County, Tennessee, serve a diverse student population across 7 elementary schools, 2 high schools, and no middle or alternative schools. The data reveals standout performers, such as South Side Elementary and Scotts Hill High School, as well as variations in academic achievement, student demographics, and resource allocation across the district.
South Side Elementary stands out for its exceptional performance, boasting the highest proficiency rates in mathematics, science, English Language Arts, and social studies among all the elementary schools. Scotts Hill High School also demonstrates strong academic performance, particularly in biology and English, with the highest proficiency rates in these subjects compared to the other high school and county/state averages. Meanwhile, Westover Elementary consistently performs well across multiple subjects and grade levels.
The data also reveals disparities in student racial composition, with some schools having a predominantly white student population and others being more diverse. Additionally, the spending per student and student-teacher ratios vary across the schools, providing an opportunity to explore the relationship between resource allocation and academic outcomes. These insights can inform decision-making and help address any potential equity issues or achievement gaps within the Henderson County school district.
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