Huntley Project K-12 Schools

The Huntley Project K-12 Schools district in Montana consists of three schools: Huntley Project Elementary K-6, Huntley Project High School, and Huntley Project 7-8. The district as a whole appears to be struggling, with all three schools performing below the state averages in key academic areas such as mathematics, reading, and science proficiency.

The elementary school has the highest proficiency rates in the district, but still lags behind the state averages. The high school has the lowest proficiency rates, with only 22.5% of students proficient or better in mathematics, 38.46% in reading, and 24.39% in science. Additionally, the district has significantly higher rates of free and reduced lunch recipients compared to the state average, indicating a higher proportion of students from low-income families. Despite the district's slightly above-average spending per student, these factors do not seem to be translating into higher academic performance.

The lack of improvement in the schools' statewide rankings over the past few years suggests that the district may be struggling to implement effective strategies to address the underlying issues and improve student outcomes. The consistent low performance across the district points to the possibility of systemic challenges, such as curriculum, teaching quality, or resource allocation, that need to be addressed to support student success in the Huntley Project K-12 Schools.