Summary:
The Hollow Rock - Bruceton school district in Tennessee has two schools: Central High School and Central Elementary. While neither school stands out as a clear top performer, the data provides some insights into the strengths and challenges facing these institutions.
Academically, both schools are performing at or slightly below the district and state averages. Central High School is ranked 238 out of 374 Tennessee high schools and has a 2-star rating, while Central Elementary is ranked 514 out of 1,008 Tennessee elementary schools and also has a 2-star rating. Test scores are mixed, with Central High School generally underperforming the district and state, and Central Elementary seeing some grades exceed the averages while others fall short, particularly in English Language Arts.
The schools in the Hollow Rock - Bruceton district face challenges in terms of equity and resource allocation. Both schools have a predominantly white student population, raising questions about access to quality education for minority students. Additionally, the similar spending per student and student-teacher ratios between the high school and elementary school suggest a need to re-evaluate how resources are distributed to better support areas of academic weakness.
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