Millard Public Schools

The Millard Public Schools district in Nebraska comprises 34 schools, including 25 elementary schools, 6 middle schools, and 3 high schools, serving students from diverse backgrounds. The district demonstrates a mix of high-performing and lower-performing schools, with several standout institutions that could serve as models for the rest of the district.

Millard North High School stands out as the highest-performing high school in the district, with exceptional test scores and a relatively high student-teacher ratio. Among the middle schools, Beadle Middle School ranks 24th out of 238 Nebraska middle schools and has the highest test scores in the district. At the elementary level, Aldrich Elementary and Hitchcock Elementary are exceptional, ranking 2nd and 4th out of 459 Nebraska elementary schools, respectively.

The district-wide average test scores are generally higher than the state averages, but the free and reduced lunch rates range from 7.97% at Aldrich Elementary to 61.49% at Holling Heights Elementary, indicating a wide socioeconomic diversity within the district. The spending per student and student-teacher ratios also vary considerably, suggesting potential opportunities for resource allocation and optimization across the Millard Public Schools district.