Summary:
The city of New London, North Carolina is home to two schools - North Stanly High School and North Stanly Middle School, both part of the Stanly County Schools district. While the middle school generally performs at or above district and state averages, the high school struggles, ranking in the bottom 30% of North Carolina high schools over the past three years.
North Stanly High School has a relatively large enrollment of 578 students and a graduation rate of 87.7%, slightly below the state average. The school's academic performance is mixed, with some subject areas like Biology and Math III performing better than district and state averages, while others like Math I perform significantly worse. Both North Stanly High and North Stanly Middle have a high percentage of free/reduced lunch recipients, at 53.29% and 55.8% respectively, indicating a significant population of students from low-income households.
In contrast, North Stanly Middle School, with 457 students, has seen its statewide ranking fluctuate from the bottom 30% to the top 50% over the past few years. The middle school generally performs better than the high school, with most subject areas meeting or exceeding district and state averages. However, the middle school's declining test scores in some areas, such as 8th grade Math and Reading, suggest that there is still room for improvement.
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