Summary:
The West Branch-Rose City Area Schools district in Michigan is home to two elementary schools: Surline Elementary School and Rose City School. While both schools serve students in the same district, they exhibit notable differences in their student populations, resource allocation, and academic performance.
Surline Elementary School has a significantly larger student body of 594 students, compared to Rose City School's 106 students. However, Rose City School spends more per student ($20,850) than Surline Elementary School ($14,778), which may be attributed to its lower student-to-teacher ratio of 10.7 compared to 14.8 at Surline Elementary School.
In terms of academic performance, Surline Elementary School has higher proficiency rates in 3rd and 4th grade English Language Arts (ELA) compared to the district and state averages, but lower proficiency rates in 3rd and 4th grade Math. Rose City School has mixed results, with higher proficiency rates in 3rd grade Math and 4th grade ELA, but lower proficiency rates in other grade levels and subjects. Both schools face challenges with high chronic absenteeism rates of 29.5%, which is an area for the district to address.
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