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Best Middle Schools in Zip Code 21668


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Top rankedSudlersville Middle School143rd of 342 Maryland middle schools
Summary:

In zip code 21668, there is one middle school, Sudlersville Middle School, serving grades 5 through 8 with 447 students in the rural community of Sudlersville, Maryland, as part of the Queen Anne's County Public Schools district.

Sudlersville Middle School shows a fascinating split in academic performance. The school's standout achievement is in Algebra I, where 48.5% of students are proficient—more than double the district average of 24.2% and the state average of 21.3%. This suggests the school effectively accelerates its top math students. However, overall math proficiency is just 19.7%, well below the district's 31.7%, indicating that most students struggle with standard math. The school performs better in humanities, with 44.4% proficiency in English Language Arts (close to the state average of 51.7%) and a strong 49% proficiency in 8th-grade Social Studies, which exceeds both district and state averages. The school holds a 3-star rating and has a stable state ranking around the 60th percentile, though it recently slipped slightly.

A critical challenge is chronic absenteeism, affecting 22.8% of students—nearly one in four—which likely drives the below-average core subject scores. The school spends a high $19,143 per student, reflecting the needs of a population where nearly 60% qualify for free or reduced lunch, yet this investment has not yet lifted overall math performance. The student-teacher ratio of 14.4:1 is reasonable. For parents, the key takeaway is that Sudlersville Middle School excels in advanced math and social studies, but struggles with general math and attendance, making it a school of contrasts where targeted support could unlock significant improvement.

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