Summary:
Lincoln County High School is the sole public high school serving grades 9-12 in Eureka, Montana, with a total enrollment of 273 students. Based on the available data, this school appears to be a relatively average-performing institution within the state, ranking 63rd out of 182 Montana high schools and earning a 3-out-of-5-star rating from SchoolDigger.
The school's academic performance is mixed, with strengths in English Language Arts, where 58.62% of students are proficient or better, exceeding the state average of 54.99%. However, in Mathematics, the school's proficiency rate of 23.73% is significantly lower than the state average of 31.25%. In Science, the school performs better, with a proficiency rate of 37.29%, which is higher than the state average of 30.03%. The school's high percentage of students (100%) receiving free or reduced-price lunch suggests a population with a high level of economic disadvantage, which may have implications for the resources and support needed to address their unique challenges.
Despite its average performance, Lincoln County High School appears to be investing resources into its students, with a relatively high spending of $9,347 per student, compared to the state average. Additionally, the school has a low student-teacher ratio of 13.2, which may indicate smaller class sizes and more individualized attention for students. However, the school's fluctuating statewide ranking over the past few years suggests that its performance may be somewhat inconsistent or variable from year to year, and there is room for improvement, particularly in the area of Mathematics.
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