Summary:
The Farmersville Independent School District (Isd) in Texas is home to two elementary schools: Farmersville Intermediate (grades 3-6) and Tatum Elementary (grades PK-2). While the district as a whole is performing reasonably well, the data reveals some notable differences between the two schools.
Farmersville Intermediate has a more diverse student population, with a higher percentage of Hispanic and African American students compared to Tatum Elementary. However, Farmersville Intermediate has seen a decline in its statewide ranking over the past few years, suggesting it may be underperforming compared to its peers. Both schools have a relatively high percentage of students receiving free or reduced-price lunch, indicating a significant economically disadvantaged student population.
Academically, Farmersville Intermediate's STAAR reading and math proficiency rates are generally below the state averages, while Tatum Elementary's scores are not provided for comparison. In terms of resources, Farmersville Intermediate spends $10,550 per student and has a student-teacher ratio of 15.5, while Tatum Elementary spends $11,366 per student and has a ratio of 17.2. These differences in spending and class sizes may be a factor in the schools' academic performance.
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