Summary:
The schools in Unicoi County, Tennessee serve students from elementary through high school, with 5 elementary schools, 1 middle school, and 1 high school. The data reveals some standout schools, key metrics, and interesting findings about the performance and demographics of these institutions.
Rock Creek Elementary stands out with the highest proficiency rates in mathematics, English language arts, and science across all grade levels, as well as the highest student-teacher ratio at 11.7. Temple Hill Elementary has the lowest student enrollment at 83 students and the highest percentage of white students at 97.59%, but also the lowest student-teacher ratio at 9.1. Unicoi County High School has the highest proficiency rates in Biology I, English I, and English II compared to the county and state averages, and the highest percentage of Hispanic students at 11.92%.
Spending per student ranges from $10,156 to $16,258, with Temple Hill Elementary having the highest spending. Student-teacher ratios vary significantly, from 9.1 to 34.0, with Unicoi Community Learning Center having the highest ratio. The schools generally perform better than the state average in core subjects, but there is some variation in proficiency rates across the different schools and grade levels.
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