Summary:
The Sleepy Eye Public School District in Minnesota operates two schools: Sleepy Eye Elementary and Sleepy Eye Sec. (high school). While the district as a whole is ranked in the bottom half of Minnesota districts, the schools within it show some notable differences in performance.
Sleepy Eye Elementary is the stronger performer of the two, ranking 483 out of 872 Minnesota elementary schools and scoring above the district and state averages in 5th grade math proficiency. However, the school struggles with reading proficiency, scoring below the state average across all grades. Sleepy Eye Sec., on the other hand, maintains a respectable 84.2% four-year graduation rate and a low 4.4% dropout rate, but performs below the state average in math and reading proficiency for most grades.
Socioeconomic factors may play a role, as Sleepy Eye Elementary has a higher free/reduced lunch rate of 49.28% compared to 39.68% at Sleepy Eye Sec. Overall, the Sleepy Eye Public School District has areas of strength, such as the elementary school's math proficiency and the high school's graduation and dropout rates, but also opportunities for improvement, particularly in reading proficiency and overall academic performance across the district.
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