Summary:
The Crane Elementary District in Arizona is home to two middle schools: Centennial Middle School and Crane Middle School. While neither school stands out as a clear standout, the data reveals some key insights about the performance and challenges faced by these institutions.
Both Centennial Middle School and Crane Middle School have seen a decline in their statewide rankings over the past few years, with Centennial Middle School ranking 351 out of 552 Arizona middle schools and Crane Middle School ranking 425 out of 552 in the 2024-2025 school year. The schools' performance on standardized tests is also below the state average, with proficiency rates ranging from 14% to 42% across different grade levels and subjects. Additionally, both schools have a higher-than-average dropout rate of 5.2%, which is concerning and suggests the need for targeted interventions to support student success.
In terms of resources, the middle schools in the Crane Elementary District spend below the state average per student, with Centennial Middle School spending $8,510 per student and Crane Middle School spending $8,658 per student. This raises questions about the effectiveness of resource allocation and the potential need for additional funding or targeted interventions to address the schools' underperformance. Overall, the data highlights the challenges faced by the middle schools in the Crane Elementary District and the need for a comprehensive plan to improve student outcomes and provide a better educational experience for all students.
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