Summary:
The Oroville School District in Washington state serves two schools: Oroville Elementary and Oroville Middle-High School. While the district spends more per student than the state average, both schools struggle with low academic proficiency rates and high percentages of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch, indicating significant economic disadvantages in the community.
Oroville Elementary is ranked 869 out of 1,168 Washington elementary schools and has a 1-star rating, with only 40.3% of students proficient in English Language Arts and 21.05% proficient in Math. Oroville Middle-High School fares slightly better, ranking 305 out of 437 Washington high schools with a 2-star rating, but still has proficiency rates below the state average at 47.32% in English Language Arts and 26.79% in Math.
The high rates of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch, at 76.9% for Oroville Elementary and 75.1% for Oroville Middle-High School, suggest that the district faces significant socioeconomic challenges that may be contributing to the academic performance issues. Addressing these challenges and implementing effective strategies to support student learning will be crucial for the Oroville School District to improve outcomes for its students.
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