Summary:
The Browning Elementary School District in Montana serves 7 schools, including 6 elementary schools and 1 middle school, primarily serving a high population of Native American students. While the district as a whole struggles, with most schools ranking in the bottom 10-15% of Montana schools, a few standout schools emerge, including Glendale School, which has the highest statewide ranking at 4 out of 5 stars, and Babb School, which has the lowest student-teacher ratio and the highest per-student spending in the district.
The racial makeup of the schools in the Browning Elementary School District is overwhelmingly Native American, ranging from 83.33% to 98.96% across the different schools. This highlights the need for culturally-responsive teaching and support services to address the unique needs of this student population. Additionally, the variation in student-teacher ratios and per-student spending across the schools suggests potential inequities in resource allocation within the district.
Despite the overall challenges facing the Browning Elementary School District, the standout performance of Glendale School suggests that there may be effective practices or strategies being implemented at this school that could be replicated at the other schools in the district to help improve educational outcomes for all students.
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