Summary:
The Boone County Schools district in West Virginia consists of 12 schools, including 7 elementary schools, 2 middle schools, and 3 high schools. The data reveals a mix of standout performers and schools with room for improvement, with a wide range in test scores, student-teacher ratios, and spending per student across the district.
Sherman Elementary School stands out as a top-performing school, ranking 11th out of 368 West Virginia elementary schools and earning a 5-star rating. It boasts significantly higher test scores than the district and state averages, with over 90% of 3rd and 4th graders proficient or better in math and ELA. In contrast, Scott High School struggles, with only 7.2% of 11th graders proficient or better in math, compared to the state average of 17.9%.
The data also reveals a wide range in student-teacher ratios, from 9.5 at Whitesville Elementary School to 16.5 at Scott High School, as well as significant variations in spending per student, from $9,200 at Sherman Junior High School to $14,648 at Whitesville Elementary. The racial makeup of the schools is predominantly white, ranging from 96.7% at Madison Elementary to 99.41% at Brookview Elementary.
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