Summary:
The city of Clinton, Kentucky is home to two schools - Hickman County Elementary School and Hickman County High School, both part of the Hickman County school district. The data reveals that Hickman County High School is the standout performer, consistently ranking among the top schools in Kentucky and earning high ratings, while the elementary school has seen more fluctuating performance.
Hickman County High School boasts impressive metrics, including a 93.5% four-year graduation rate and a low 1.1% dropout rate, both significantly better than the state average. The high school also outperforms the state in several subject areas on standardized tests. In contrast, the elementary school's test scores have been more mixed, with some grades performing above the state average and others below.
Both schools face socioeconomic challenges, with around 60% of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch. The high school also spends more per student ($17,425) compared to the elementary school ($14,610). Additionally, both schools struggle with high chronic absenteeism rates of 25.0%, which may be an area requiring further attention and intervention. Overall, the data suggests opportunities for the district to leverage the high school's success and collaborate to improve outcomes across the entire school system.
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