Summary:
The Madison County Schools district in North Carolina is home to three elementary schools: Mars Hill Elementary, Brush Creek Elementary, and Hot Springs Elementary. These schools serve students from pre-kindergarten through 5th grade and face significant socioeconomic challenges, with over 97% of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch.
Among the three schools, Hot Springs Elementary stands out as the top performer, consistently achieving high proficiency rates in math and science that significantly exceed the district and state averages. With a small school size of 138 students and a low student-teacher ratio of 11.1, Hot Springs Elementary appears to provide a more personalized learning environment that contributes to its strong academic outcomes. Brush Creek Elementary also performs well, ranking among the top 20% of North Carolina elementary schools and outperforming the district and state on most state assessment measures.
In contrast, Mars Hill Elementary has more mixed results, with some grade levels performing above the district average and others below. The higher per-student spending at Hot Springs Elementary ($12,379) and Brush Creek Elementary ($11,596) may contribute to their stronger academic performance compared to Mars Hill Elementary ($10,436). Overall, the data highlights the strengths and areas for improvement within the Madison County Schools elementary schools, providing valuable insights for parents and educators.
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