Summary:
The Danvers school district in Massachusetts consists of 7 schools, including 5 elementary schools, 1 middle school, and 1 high school. The data reveals a mix of strong and underperforming schools, with some standout elementary schools and room for improvement at the middle school level.
The Ivan G Smith Elementary and Willis E Thorpe Elementary schools consistently outperform the district and state averages on MCAS test scores, with over 40% of students proficient or better in both English Language Arts and Mathematics. These two schools also have 4-star ratings from SchoolDigger. In contrast, the Holten Richmond Middle School lags behind the high school on many metrics, including test scores and graduation rates, suggesting a need to focus on the middle school level.
While the Danvers High School has a relatively low 2-star rating, it boasts a strong 92.1% 4-year graduation rate and a low 3.1% dropout rate, which are positive indicators. The district's per-student spending ranges from $16,060 to $19,147, with an average of around $17,000 across the schools. Overall, the data highlights both areas of strength and potential areas for improvement within the Danvers school district.
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