Summary:
The city of Harned, Kentucky is home to two schools: Breckinridge County High School and Breckinridge County Middle School, both part of the Breckinridge County school district. While the high school stands out as the stronger of the two, the middle school faces some challenges that may require further attention.
Breckinridge County High School is ranked 90th out of 254 Kentucky high schools and maintains a high 4-year graduation rate of 93.5% and a low dropout rate of 1.1%. The school performs above the state average in several academic areas, including 10th-grade math, 11th-grade writing, and 11th-grade social studies. In contrast, Breckinridge County Middle School is ranked 215th out of 320 Kentucky middle schools and struggles in 8th-grade math and reading, despite excelling in 7th-grade reading and science.
The data also reveals differences in spending and student-teacher ratios between the two schools. Breckinridge County Middle School spends more per student ($13,056) compared to Breckinridge County High School ($12,428), and has a lower student-teacher ratio (14.8 vs. 20). These factors may contribute to the middle school's relatively stronger performance in certain subject areas, but the data suggests that the high school is providing a more effective educational experience overall.
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