Summary:
The city of Sadler, Texas is home to two schools that serve students from middle school through high school: S And S Cons Middle and S And S Cons High School, which are part of the S And S Consolidated Independent School District. While the schools have some standout elements, they also face academic challenges compared to state averages.
S And S Cons Middle School stands out for having a relatively high percentage of white students at 75.64%, compared to the state average. However, both schools struggle with lower proficiency rates on STAAR tests, particularly in mathematics, than the state average. S And S Cons High School, on the other hand, has a strong 92.1% four-year graduation rate, which is higher than the state average, suggesting the school is able to support students in completing their high school education.
The data also reveals some notable differences between the two schools. S And S Cons High School spends significantly more per student ($13,950) compared to the middle school ($9,509), and has a lower student-teacher ratio of 9.7:1 versus 15:1 at the middle school. These factors may contribute to the higher academic performance and graduation rates observed at the high school level. Overall, the schools in Sadler, Texas face some academic challenges, but also have pockets of strength that could be built upon to improve outcomes for all students.
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