Summary:
The Henderson Independent School District (Isd) in Texas is home to three elementary schools: William E Wylie Elementary, Northside Elementary, and Monnie Meyer Wylie Pri. These schools serve a diverse student population, with a significant percentage of minority students, particularly Hispanic and African American. However, the academic performance across the district is consistently below state averages, particularly in mathematics and science.
The test scores for all three schools lag behind the Texas state averages, with 3rd grade reading proficiency ranging from 41.06% to 36.57% compared to the state's 48.85%, and 3rd grade math proficiency ranging from 24.15% to 29.17% compared to the state's 40.86%. The 5th grade science proficiency at Northside Elementary is particularly low at 13.24%, compared to the state's 26.29%. This suggests a need for improvement in academic performance across the district.
The high rates of free and reduced lunch recipients, ranging from 64.26% to 70.33%, indicate that the schools serve a predominantly economically disadvantaged student population. The spending per student is relatively consistent across the three schools, with Monnie Meyer Wylie Pri having the highest spending at $10,185 per student. The student-teacher ratios vary, with Northside Elementary having the lowest ratio at 13.2 and Monnie Meyer Wylie Pri having the highest at 16.7.
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