Summary:
The city of Chandler, Texas is home to two schools: Chandler Elementary and Chandler Intermediate, both part of the Brownsboro Independent School District (Isd). While Chandler Elementary serves a higher proportion of economically disadvantaged students, Chandler Intermediate stands out with its strong academic performance, particularly in 5th-grade and 6th-grade STAAR Reading and Mathematics assessments.
Chandler Intermediate's test scores are significantly higher than the district and state averages, with 55.42% of 5th-grade students and 55.56% of 6th-grade students proficient or better in STAAR Reading, and 62.65% and 53.09% proficiency in 5th-grade and 6th-grade STAAR Mathematics, respectively. This suggests the school is effectively supporting student learning and achievement. In contrast, Chandler Elementary has a higher percentage of students receiving free or reduced-price lunch at 74.44%, indicating a greater need for resources and support to address the challenges faced by economically disadvantaged students.
Both schools maintain relatively low student-teacher ratios, with Chandler Elementary at 16.3 and Chandler Intermediate at 14.5, which may contribute to their ability to provide more individualized attention. Additionally, Chandler Intermediate spends more per student ($10,009) compared to Chandler Elementary ($9,101), which could be a factor in its stronger academic performance. Overall, the data highlights the strengths and challenges of the two schools in Chandler, Texas, providing valuable insights for parents and the community to understand the educational landscape in the area.
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