Summary:
The Iberia R-V school district in Missouri consists of two schools: Iberia Elementary and Iberia High. The data shows that Iberia Elementary is the standout school in the district, consistently outperforming the state average in mathematics and maintaining a relatively low chronic absenteeism rate.
Iberia Elementary's mathematics proficiency rates range from 48.3% to 64.5% across grades 3-6, significantly higher than the state average of 38.2% to 45.5%. However, the school's English Language Arts performance is more mixed, with some grades exceeding the state average and others falling below. In contrast, Iberia High's test scores are generally lower than the state average, except for Biology I, where the school's proficiency rate is on par with the state.
Both schools have a chronic absenteeism rate of 11.4%, which is lower than the state average. Iberia High has a four-year graduation rate of 79.4% and a dropout rate of 3.5%. Iberia Elementary spends $10,702 per student, while Iberia High spends $9,881 per student, and Iberia Elementary has a lower student-teacher ratio of 11:1 compared to 13.3:1 at Iberia High. These factors may contribute to the stronger academic performance observed at the elementary school level.
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