Summary:
The South Summit District in Utah is home to two elementary schools: South Summit School and Silver Summit School. While both schools serve elementary-aged students, they differ in size, with South Summit School being significantly larger with 540 students compared to Silver Summit School's 82 students.
Academically, both schools perform below the state average on standardized tests, with South Summit School's proficiency rates ranging from 33% to 50.5% across different subjects. Silver Summit School's test score data is not available. South Summit School also has a higher percentage of students receiving free or reduced-price lunch at 23.52%, compared to 14.63% at Silver Summit School. In terms of resources, South Summit School spends $10,009 per student, while Silver Summit School spends $10,690 per student, and South Summit School has a higher student-teacher ratio of 19.2 compared to 16.4 at Silver Summit School.
While the data provides insights into the differences between these two elementary schools, the lack of statewide ranking information for Silver Summit School makes it difficult to fully assess its performance relative to other schools in the state. Overall, the analysis highlights the need for further investigation into the factors contributing to the academic performance and resource allocation at these South Summit District elementary schools, with the goal of identifying and addressing the root causes of the observed gaps to improve educational outcomes for all students in the district.
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