Summary:
The Warden School District in Washington state has only one middle school, Warden Middle School, which serves grades 6-8 and has a student population of 217. The school's performance is a significant concern, as it has consistently ranked in the bottom 10% of middle schools in Washington over the past three years.
Warden Middle School's academic achievement is well below state averages, with only 25.94% of students proficient or better in English Language Arts, 16.51% in Math, and 14.71% in 8th-grade Science, compared to state averages of 52.63%, 41.68%, and 42.5%, respectively. The school's high percentage of students (88.48%) receiving free or reduced-price lunch suggests that it is facing challenges in addressing the needs of its economically disadvantaged student population.
Despite the school's low performance, its spending per student of $17,294 is higher than the state average, raising questions about the effective allocation of resources. The school's student-teacher ratio of 16.8 is slightly higher than the state average, but this does not appear to be a significant factor in its underperformance. Overall, the data indicates that Warden Middle School is struggling to provide a high-quality education to its students, and further investigation into the root causes and strategies for improvement would be necessary to support student success.
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