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Best Public Schools in Zip Code 20667


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569
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Top rankedPark Hall Elementary459th of 864 Maryland elementary schools
Summary:

Zip code 20667 is home to a single school, Park Hall Elementary, which serves students from Pre-Kindergarten through 5th grade within the highly-rated St. Mary's County Public Schools district.

Park Hall Elementary is a 2-star school with 569 students, ranking in the 47th percentile among Maryland elementary schools. This performance is notably lower than its district, which is a top-tier 4-star system. The school spends a substantial $19,368 per student, yet its academic results present a mixed picture. In Mathematics, 30.3% of students are proficient, which is slightly above the state average of 27.1% but below the district's 36.0%. The most significant challenge is in English Language Arts (ELA), where only 42.7% of students are proficient—a full 15.8 percentage points below the district average of 58.5%. A particularly concerning trend appears in 5th grade, where math proficiency drops sharply to 22.4% from 35.2% in 4th grade, suggesting a potential instructional hurdle in more advanced concepts.

The most critical issue facing the school is chronic absenteeism, which stands at a very high 35.4% for the 2024-2025 school year, compared to the district average of 27.3%. This means over one-third of students are missing significant instructional time, which is likely a primary driver of the school's below-average academic performance, especially in ELA and the 5th-grade math decline. With 58.52% of students eligible for free or reduced lunch, the school serves a largely economically disadvantaged population. For parents, the key takeaway is that while the district is strong, Park Hall Elementary struggles with academic proficiency and attendance, despite high per-student spending.

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