Summary:
The Macon County Schools district in North Carolina is home to two middle schools: Mountain View Intermediate (serving grades 5-6) and Macon Middle School (serving grades 7-8). Both schools serve a high-poverty student population, with over 99% of students qualifying for free or reduced-price lunch.
Mountain View Intermediate has 605 students and spends $8,190 per student, which is lower than the $9,141 spent per student at Macon Middle School. However, Mountain View Intermediate has a higher student-teacher ratio of 16.1, compared to 13.6 at Macon Middle School. Both schools perform slightly below the state average on assessments, but are close to the district average.
Macon Middle School has a lower statewide ranking, placing around 400-420 out of 773-793 middle schools in North Carolina. This could be due to a variety of factors, such as resource constraints or other systemic challenges facing the district. Overall, the data suggests that the middle schools in Macon County Schools are serving a high-poverty student population and facing challenges in academic performance, which may be influenced by differences in spending and student-teacher ratios between the two schools.
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