Summary:
The Regional School Unit 17/Maine School Admin District 17 encompasses 8 elementary schools serving grades ranging from PreK-6, with student populations varying from 89 to 414. While the district faces systemic challenges, a few schools stand out in performance.
Harrison Elementary is the highest-performing school, with the strongest proficiency rates in English Language Arts, Mathematics, and Science among the 8 schools. In contrast, Otisfield Community School and Hebron Station School are the top-ranked schools in the district, ranking 236th and 227th out of 289 Maine elementary schools, respectively.
Across the district, there are significant challenges, including high chronic absenteeism rates (23.4%) and a wide range of free/reduced lunch recipients (31.68% to 66.29%). While the overall academic performance lags behind state averages, understanding the factors contributing to the relative success of schools like Harrison Elementary could provide valuable insights for improving educational outcomes for all students in the Regional School Unit 17/Maine School Admin District 17.
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