Summary:
The Sumner County school district in Tennessee is home to 11 high schools that vary in size, student demographics, academic performance, and other key metrics. While some schools stand out as top performers in the county, the data reveals significant variation in student outcomes across the district.
Liberty Creek High School and Station Camp High School are two of the highest-performing high schools in Sumner County, consistently ranking among the top schools in Tennessee. These schools excel in subjects like Biology, US History, and English. In contrast, E.B. Wilson struggles with lower proficiency rates across multiple subjects.
The high schools in Sumner County also vary significantly in their student demographics, with some schools having a majority white student population and others being more racially diverse. Additionally, the data shows a wide range in spending per student, from $4,693 at Sumner County Middle College High School to $13,189 at Westmoreland High School. However, the relationship between spending and academic performance is not always clear, suggesting that factors beyond just funding may be influencing student outcomes.
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