Summary:
The Mission Consolidated Independent School District in Texas is home to 4 middle schools serving grades 6-8, with a predominantly Hispanic student population facing socioeconomic challenges. While the district's middle schools generally underperform compared to state averages, Mission J H stands out as the strongest performer, with high test scores, low dropout rates, and the lowest student-teacher ratio among the schools.
The middle schools in the district have a racial makeup that is 97.94% to 100% Hispanic, and high percentages of students receiving free or reduced-price lunch, ranging from 78.53% to 91.25%. This suggests significant socioeconomic challenges faced by the student population, which may contribute to the lower academic performance observed across the schools compared to state averages. However, Mission J H outperforms the district and state in most subject areas, indicating that individual school-level factors can play a crucial role in academic outcomes.
Among the middle schools, White J H stands out for having the highest percentage of students proficient or better in STAAR EOC Algebra I, with 100% of students meeting this benchmark. The school also has the highest spending per student at $10,670, which may contribute to its academic performance. Overall, the analysis of the Mission Consolidated Independent School District middle schools suggests a need for targeted interventions to address the socioeconomic challenges and improve academic achievement across the district.
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