Summary:
The Goodrich Area Schools district in Michigan is home to two elementary schools: Oaktree Elementary School and Reid Elementary School. Oaktree Elementary serves grades 2-5 and has a higher enrollment of 543 students, while Reid Elementary serves the younger grades of PK-1 with 261 students.
Based on the available data, Oaktree Elementary appears to be the standout performer, with a higher statewide ranking of 402 out of 1,486 Michigan elementary schools and consistently stronger student proficiency rates in M-Step/English Language Arts, M-Step/Math, M-Step/Science, and M-Step/Social Studies compared to the overall Goodrich Area Schools district and the state of Michigan. Both schools, however, face challenges with relatively high chronic absenteeism rates of 29.5%.
In terms of resource allocation, Reid Elementary has a lower student-teacher ratio of 15.8:1 compared to Oaktree's 21:1, despite Oaktree having a higher per-student spending of $12,873 versus Reid's $14,161. This suggests Reid Elementary may be prioritizing smaller class sizes, which could contribute to a more personalized learning environment for its younger students. Overall, the Goodrich Area Schools district appears to be providing quality educational opportunities, with Oaktree Elementary standing out as a high-performing institution within the district.
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