Summary:
The city of Berlin, Wisconsin is home to three schools serving students from elementary through high school: Clay Lamberton Elementary, Berlin High, and Berlin Middle. These schools are part of the Berlin Area School District and serve a relatively low-income student population, as indicated by the high free/reduced lunch rates across all three schools.
Among the standout schools, Clay Lamberton Elementary emerges as the strongest performer, with relatively high test scores, particularly in mathematics, and a consistent 2-star rating from SchoolDigger. In contrast, Berlin High struggles with below-average test scores, despite an impressive 94.5% four-year graduation rate. Berlin Middle has mixed results, with stronger performance in English Language Arts but weaker scores in Mathematics.
Across the district, attendance challenges are a concern, with high chronic absenteeism rates at all three schools. This, combined with the socioeconomic factors facing the student population, may be contributing to the disparities in academic performance observed between the schools. The declining SchoolDigger ratings for Berlin High and Berlin Middle over the past three years also suggest that these schools may be struggling to maintain or improve their performance compared to other schools in the state.
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