Summary:
The Haverhill school district in Massachusetts consists of 17 schools, including 10 elementary schools, 3 middle schools, 3 high schools, and 1 alternative school. The district serves a diverse student population, with a significant Hispanic/Latino representation across the schools. While some schools in the district perform well, others struggle with low test scores and high student-teacher ratios.
Haverhill High School, the largest high school in the district, has the highest student-teacher ratio at 12.8 and the lowest test scores, with only 41.2% of 10th graders proficient or better in ELA, 32.67% in Math, and 35.13% in Science. In contrast, Caleb Dustin Hunking School, the largest elementary school, and Consentino Middle School also have relatively low test scores compared to the state average.
The data also reveals that smaller schools, such as Tilton and Gateway Academy, tend to have lower student-teacher ratios, which may contribute to their relatively better or worse performance. Additionally, the district's alternative and specialized schools, like Bartlett School and Assessment Center, face unique challenges, with significantly higher per-student spending but lower test scores.
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