Summary:
The city of Dimmitt, Texas is home to 3 schools serving grades K-12, all part of the Dimmitt Independent School District (Isd). The data reveals a mix of performance, with Dimmitt High School and Dimmitt Middle standing out as stronger-performing schools, while Richardson Elementary struggles with lower test scores and proficiency rates.
Dimmitt High School and Dimmitt Middle excel in several areas, including high 4-year graduation rates, low dropout rates, and better-than-average performance on state assessments like the STAAR exams. In contrast, Richardson Elementary lags behind, with low proficiency rates across multiple subjects. All three schools serve a majority Hispanic student population and have high percentages of students receiving free or reduced-price lunch, indicating significant socioeconomic challenges facing the district.
Despite the higher spending per student at Dimmitt High School and Dimmitt Middle, the overall district performance, as indicated by a 1-star rating, suggests that additional factors beyond just funding may be contributing to the academic outcomes. The data highlights the need for targeted interventions, culturally responsive teaching practices, and support systems to ensure the success of all students in the Dimmitt Independent School District.
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