Summary:
The city of Wink, Texas is home to two schools: Wink Elementary and Wink High School, both part of the Wink-Loving Independent School District (Isd). Wink Elementary consistently outperforms the state average in reading and mathematics, with 6th-grade students scoring well above the state in these subjects. However, the school struggles in science, with only 8.7% of 5th-grade students scoring proficient or better. In contrast, Wink High School stands out for its impressive 100% four-year graduation rate and low 0% dropout rate, as well as strong performance in 7th-grade mathematics.
Demographically, both schools have a similar racial composition, with around 49% White and 47-48% Hispanic students. However, Wink Elementary has a higher percentage of free/reduced lunch recipients at 43.84%, compared to 31.13% at Wink High School, suggesting a greater proportion of students from lower-income families. This socioeconomic factor may impact academic performance and resource allocation, as Wink High School spends $22,895 per student, while Wink Elementary spends $21,382 per student.
Overall, the data provides a comprehensive view of the two schools in Wink, Texas, highlighting their academic strengths, areas for improvement, and the potential influence of socioeconomic factors and resource allocation on student outcomes. While Wink Elementary excels in reading and mathematics, Wink High School stands out for its exceptional graduation and dropout rates, as well as strong performance in 7th-grade mathematics. The similar enrollment numbers between the two schools suggest a relatively stable student population and successful transition from one level to the next.
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