Summary:
The Newport School District in New Hampshire operates three schools: Richards Elementary School, Newport Middle High School (High), and Newport Middle School. Unfortunately, the data indicates that the academic performance of all three schools is significantly below the state average, with each school ranked in the bottom 10% of their respective school types in New Hampshire.
Across the district, proficiency rates in core subjects like math, reading, and science are alarmingly low, with most schools scoring well below the state averages. For example, Richards Elementary School has proficiency rates of just 13% in math and 32% in reading, compared to state averages of 42% and 55% respectively. Similarly, Newport Middle High School (High) and Newport Middle School both have significantly lower proficiency rates than the state in multiple subjects.
The Newport School District as a whole is ranked 157 out of 158 districts in New Hampshire and has a 0-star rating from SchoolDigger, indicating that significant improvements are needed to address the academic challenges facing students in this area. With high rates of free and reduced-price lunch across the district, the data suggests that the schools are serving a high-need student population that requires targeted interventions and support to improve educational outcomes.
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