Summary:
The city of Baldwin City, Kansas is home to 4 schools serving students from elementary through high school, including 2 elementary schools, 1 middle school, and 1 high school. These schools generally perform well academically, with several standout institutions like Baldwin Elementary Intermediate Center and Baldwin Junior High School outperforming state averages on key assessments.
The schools in Baldwin City have a predominantly white student population, ranging from 84.87% to 90.72% white students. While the schools have moderate levels of economic diversity, with free and reduced lunch rates between 23.35% and 28.85%, there may be opportunities to promote greater racial and socioeconomic inclusion. Spending per student varies, from $9,361 to $12,020, with Baldwin Elementary Primary Center having the highest per-student expenditure and the highest student-teacher ratio at 19.4.
Overall, the Baldwin City school district appears to provide a strong educational foundation, with several schools demonstrating consistent high performance on state assessments. However, the district may benefit from further analysis to address areas of racial and economic diversity, as well as explore the relationship between resource allocation and student outcomes.
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