Summary:
Greensville County Public Schools has only one middle school, Edward W. Wyatt Middle, which serves a predominantly African American student population with significant economic challenges. While the school excels in certain subject areas, it consistently ranks in the bottom half of Virginia middle schools and has a 1-star rating, indicating overall below-average performance compared to its peers.
Edward W. Wyatt Middle has a student body that is 72.61% African American, with the remaining students identifying as White (13.36%), Hispanic (7.8%), Asian (2.45%), and two or more races (3.56%). The school's test scores are generally below the state averages in Virginia, with the exception of 8th-grade Algebra I and English Reading, where students performed better than the state average. However, the school's performance in 6th and 7th-grade Mathematics is significantly lower than the state average.
Despite the school's challenges, it has a relatively low student-teacher ratio of 10.8, which may provide opportunities for more individualized attention and support for students. However, the school's extremely high rate of free and reduced lunch recipients (100.67%) suggests that the student population faces significant economic hardships. Overall, Greensville County Public Schools and Edward W. Wyatt Middle face significant challenges in providing a high-quality education to their students, but the school's strengths in certain subject areas may provide a foundation for future improvement.
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