Summary:
The schools in Lawrence County, Tennessee, include 8 elementary schools, 1 middle school, 3 high schools, and 1 alternative virtual school, serving students from kindergarten through 12th grade. The data reveals several standout performers, including Summertown Elementary and Lawrenceburg Public, which consistently rank among the top elementary schools in the state. While the elementary schools generally perform well, the middle and high schools show more variation in their test scores and rankings, suggesting potential areas for improvement at the secondary level.
Key metrics and statistics indicate that the schools in Lawrence County have a predominantly white student population, with varying percentages of minority students. Test scores generally exceed the state averages, particularly in mathematics and English language arts. Spending per student ranges from around $8,600 to $12,600, with most schools spending approximately $10,000 per student. Student-teacher ratios vary from 13.5 to 18.7 students per teacher, with most schools falling between 14 and 17 students per teacher.
The data also highlights the strong performance of Loretto High School in Algebra II and Geometry, as well as the challenges faced by the Pioneer Virtual Academy, an alternative public virtual school, which lags behind the county and state averages. Overall, the analysis suggests that the Lawrence County educational system has both strengths and opportunities for growth.
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