Summary:
The Brookings-Harbor School District 17C in Oregon serves students from elementary through high school across three schools: Kalmiopsis Elementary School, Brookings-Harbor High School, and Azalea Middle School. While the high school stands out for its strong performance in English Language Arts, the district as a whole appears to be underperforming compared to state averages, with the elementary and middle schools lagging behind in academic achievement.
Brookings-Harbor High School has the highest proficiency rates in English Language Arts at 51.9%, outpacing the district and state averages. However, the school struggles in math, with only 7.7% of 11th-graders proficient or better, well below the state average of 20.4%. In contrast, Kalmiopsis Elementary and Azalea Middle School have significantly lower proficiency rates across both subjects, suggesting a need for targeted interventions to improve student outcomes at the elementary and middle school levels.
The data also reveals that the schools in the Brookings-Harbor School District 17C serve a relatively high percentage of economically disadvantaged students, with free and reduced-price lunch rates ranging from 35.49% at the high school to over 65% at the elementary and middle schools. This socioeconomic factor may contribute to the academic disparities observed across the district. Additionally, the higher student-teacher ratio at Azalea Middle School could be a factor in the lower performance at the middle school level.
