Summary:
The Cimarron-Ensign school district in Kansas has two schools - Cimarron Elementary and Cimarron High. Based on the available data, Cimarron High appears to be the stronger performing school in the district, with higher state-wide rankings, better test scores, higher graduation rates, and lower dropout rates compared to Cimarron Elementary.
Cimarron Elementary has an enrollment of 328 students and is ranked 408 out of 656 Kansas elementary schools by SchoolDigger. The school's test scores are below state averages in both English Language Arts and Mathematics. Cimarron High, on the other hand, has an enrollment of 282 students and is ranked 124 out of 332 Kansas high schools. The high school's test scores are above state averages in most grades.
Both schools face challenges, such as high chronic absenteeism rates of 19.5% and a significant population of economically disadvantaged students, with over 40% of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch. However, the district appears to be investing in smaller class sizes, with student-teacher ratios of 13.1 at the elementary school and 10.8 at the high school.
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