Summary:
The city of Wilton, Iowa is home to two schools: Wilton Elementary School and Wilton Junior-Senior High School, both part of the Wilton Community School District. While Wilton Elementary School has consistently performed well, ranking in the top half of Iowa elementary schools, Wilton Junior-Senior High School has room for improvement, ranking in the middle of Iowa high schools.
Wilton Elementary School has a 3-star rating and strong test scores, often exceeding the state average in English Language Arts, Mathematics, and Science. However, the school faces a relatively high chronic absenteeism rate of 21.6%. In contrast, Wilton Junior-Senior High School has a 1-star rating and more mixed test score performance, with some subjects and grade levels performing above the state average, while others fall below. The high school also has a chronic absenteeism rate of 21.6%.
Regarding key metrics, Wilton Elementary School spends $11,938 per student and has a 15.8 student-teacher ratio, while Wilton Junior-Senior High School spends $15,237 per student and has a 14.2 student-teacher ratio. The elementary school also has a higher free and reduced lunch rate of 38.17% compared to the high school's 27.21%. Overall, the analysis suggests that while Wilton Elementary School is performing well, Wilton Junior-Senior High School may benefit from a closer examination of curriculum, instruction, and support systems to improve student outcomes.
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