Summary:
Pamlico County Schools in North Carolina operates two elementary schools: Pamlico County Primary and Fred A Anderson Elementary. Both schools serve a predominantly high-need student population, with over 98% of students receiving free or reduced-price lunch.
Pamlico County Primary outperforms the state average in 3rd-grade math proficiency, with 70% of students proficient or better compared to 64.1% statewide. However, the school lags in 3rd-grade reading proficiency. In contrast, Fred A Anderson Elementary performs better than the state average in 4th-grade reading proficiency, with 63.6% of students proficient or better compared to 58.1% statewide, but struggles in 4th-grade math and 5th-grade reading and science proficiency.
The two schools also differ in their per-student spending, with Pamlico County Primary spending $14,314 per student, compared to $12,115 per student at Fred A Anderson Elementary. Both schools have relatively low student-teacher ratios, with Pamlico County Primary at 13.5 and Fred A Anderson Elementary at 12.5. These insights suggest opportunities for collaboration and sharing of best practices to improve overall academic achievement across Pamlico County Schools.
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