Summary:
The city of Boise City, Oklahoma is home to two schools - Boise City Elementary School and Boise City High School, both part of the Boise City school district. While the high school has consistently ranked in the top 30% of Oklahoma high schools, the elementary school faces challenges with low test scores and high rates of poverty and chronic absenteeism.
Boise City High School stands out for its strong performance, ranking 134 out of 463 high schools statewide. Its test scores are generally on par with or slightly above the state averages, particularly in English Language Arts and U.S. History. In contrast, Boise City Elementary School struggles, with only 16% of students scoring proficient in ELA and Math compared to 26% statewide.
The data also reveals significant differences in funding and resources between the two schools. Boise City High School spends nearly $7,200 more per student than Boise City Elementary School, which may contribute to the high school's stronger performance. However, both schools face challenges related to poverty, with very high free/reduced lunch rates, and chronic absenteeism, which likely impact academic achievement across the district.
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