Summary:
The Mandan 1 school district in North Dakota is home to 8 elementary schools serving students from kindergarten through 5th grade. The data reveals a mix of high-performing and lower-performing schools, with Red Trail Elementary School standing out as a consistently top-ranked school in the state. Meanwhile, Ft Lincoln Elementary School and Lewis and Clark Elementary School have lower proficiency rates in math and reading compared to the district and state averages.
The data also reveals significant variations in resource allocation, with Custer Elementary School spending the most per student at $17,396, while Mandan K-8 Elementary Virtual Academy spends the least at $4,046 per student. This disparity is also reflected in the student-teacher ratios, which range from 7:1 at the virtual academy to 17.9:1 at Ft Lincoln Elementary School.
Across the district, the data shows a uniformly high chronic absenteeism rate of 20.0% for the 2024-2025 school year, suggesting a district-wide challenge that may require further investigation and targeted interventions. Additionally, the data indicates a potential correlation between higher free and reduced lunch rates and lower test scores, as seen in schools like Mary Stark Elementary School and Custer Elementary School.
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