Summary:
The city of Middlefield, Connecticut is home to two elementary schools: Middlefield Memorial School and John Lyman School, both part of the Regional School District 13. While the schools have some differences in performance and student demographics, they both appear to be delivering a solid education to their students.
Middlefield Memorial School consistently ranks in the top half of Connecticut elementary schools, with a 3-star rating from SchoolDigger. The school excels in English Language Arts and Science proficiency, but lags behind the state average in Mathematics. John Lyman School, on the other hand, is ranked in the top third of Connecticut elementary schools, with a 4-star rating. It performs on par with the state average in ELA proficiency, but also falls behind in Mathematics.
Both schools have relatively low student-teacher ratios, with Middlefield Memorial School at 12.2 and John Lyman School at 10. However, John Lyman School spends more per student ($21,173) compared to Middlefield Memorial School ($19,920), which may contribute to its higher performance and lower chronic absenteeism rate. Overall, the data suggests that both schools are providing a quality education, with opportunities for improvement in specific areas.
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