Summary:
The city of Cross City, Florida is home to two elementary schools: James M. Anderson Elementary School and Kinder Cub School Inc. These schools serve students from prekindergarten through 4th grade and are part of the Dixie school district.
James M. Anderson Elementary School stands out as the higher-performing school, with a larger student population, higher state-wide ranking, and better academic performance in FAST/English Language Arts and FAST/Math compared to the district and state averages. In contrast, Kinder Cub School Inc serves a more diverse and economically disadvantaged student population, with a higher percentage of minority students and students receiving free or reduced-price lunch.
Both schools face challenges, with relatively high chronic absenteeism rates. While James M. Anderson Elementary School has more resources, spending $11,866 per student and having a lower student-teacher ratio, Kinder Cub School Inc spends less per student at $8,113 and has a higher student-teacher ratio. These differences highlight the unique needs and opportunities for each school in serving their respective student populations.
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