Summary:
The Enfield School District in Connecticut serves students from 6 elementary schools, 1 middle school, and 1 high school. While the district as a whole is ranked 105 out of 156 districts in the state and has a 2-star rating, there are some standout schools that are performing well.
Enfield High School is the largest school in the district with 1,481 students and has consistently ranked in the top half of Connecticut high schools, earning a 3-star rating. The school also has a relatively high 4-year graduation rate of 88.4%. In contrast, John F. Kennedy Middle School struggles, with only 28.1% of 8th graders proficient in math, compared to the state average of 40.8%.
At the elementary level, Eli Whitney School stands out, with 60% of 5th graders proficient or better in science, compared to the district average of 54.2% and the state average of 52.2%. However, other elementary schools like Hazardville Memorial School have seen their rankings decline over the past decade, despite maintaining a 3-star rating. Overall, the district faces challenges with high rates of chronic absenteeism and economic disadvantage, which may be impacting academic performance across the schools.
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