Summary:
The city of Stinnett, Texas is served by two public schools, West Texas Secondary School and West Texas Elementary, both part of the Plemons-Stinnett-Phillips Consolidated Independent School District. The secondary school serves grades 6-12 with 308 students, while the elementary school serves grades PK-5 with 265 students.
Both schools demonstrate strong academic performance, with West Texas Secondary School excelling in high school-level STAAR tests and West Texas Elementary standing out in elementary-level reading and math. However, the student populations at both schools are predominantly White, with Hispanic students making up the next largest racial group, suggesting a lack of racial diversity that the district may want to address. Socioeconomic factors also play a role, with a significant portion of students at both schools qualifying for free or reduced-price lunch, indicating that many come from low-income households.
In terms of resources, the secondary school spends significantly more per student ($15,835) compared to the elementary school ($10,628), which may be due to the additional resources required for upper-grade education. The student-teacher ratios are also lower at the secondary school (9.3:1) than the elementary school (10.8:1), suggesting smaller class sizes at the secondary level. Overall, the data suggests that the Stinnett schools are performing well academically, with some potential areas for improvement in terms of racial diversity and socioeconomic factors.
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