Summary:
The middle schools located in the city of Seattle, Washington, serve a diverse student population across 16 schools, including a mix of public and public charter schools serving grades 6-8. While the schools exhibit a range of academic performance, several standout institutions emerge, including Eckstein Middle School, Madison Middle School, and Hamilton International Middle School, which rank among the top 32 middle schools in the state of Washington.
The data reveals significant performance gaps between the top-performing schools and those with higher percentages of students receiving free or reduced-price lunch, such as Cascade Middle School and Showalter Middle School. This suggests a correlation between socioeconomic status and academic achievement, a trend that is further highlighted by the strong performance of the charter school, Rainier Prep, which outperforms many of the traditional public schools in the area.
The schools in the data set are part of various school districts, including Seattle School District No. 1, Highline School District, Renton School District, Tukwila School District, and Rainier Prep Charter School District. The schools in the higher-ranked Seattle School District No. 1 generally outperform the schools in the lower-ranked Highline and Tukwila school districts, highlighting the importance of the school district in shaping academic outcomes.
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