Summary:
Weimar, California is home to a single middle school, Weimar Hills, which serves grades 4-8 and is the sole educational institution for that age group in the community. Weimar Hills has a student enrollment of 398, with a predominantly white student body and a significant percentage of students qualifying for free or reduced-price lunch, indicating economic challenges in the area.
Academically, Weimar Hills' performance is mixed, with English Language Arts (ELA) proficiency rates generally higher than the Placer Hills Union Elementary District and California state averages, but mathematics and science proficiency more variable, with some grades performing above and others below the district and state benchmarks. The school's chronic absenteeism rate of 20.9% is relatively high, which may be an area for further investigation and improvement.
Despite these challenges, Weimar Hills benefits from a relatively low student-teacher ratio of 18.6, which could indicate smaller class sizes and more individualized attention for students. Overall, Weimar Hills appears to be a critical educational institution for the Weimar community, with both strengths and areas for improvement in its academic performance and student engagement.
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