Summary:
The Page County Public Schools district in Virginia is home to two high schools, Luray High and Page County High, both of which have demonstrated consistent academic performance and a commitment to serving their economically disadvantaged student populations.
Luray High stands out for its strong performance on standardized tests, particularly in Algebra I and Biology, where it exceeds district and state averages. The school has also maintained a 3-star rating from SchoolDigger, placing it in the top half of Virginia high schools. However, Luray High faces the challenge of a high percentage of students (69.34%) receiving free or reduced-price lunch, indicating significant economic disadvantage among its student population.
Page County High has also shown exceptional performance, particularly in Algebra I and Geometry, where it achieved 100% proficiency in the 2022-2023 school year. The school boasts a lower student-teacher ratio of 13.1, compared to Luray High's 14.3, which may contribute to its academic success. Like Luray High, Page County High also has a high percentage of students (69.49%) receiving free or reduced-price lunch, highlighting the need for targeted resources and support to address the economic challenges faced by the district's student population.
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