Summary:
The city of New Boston, Ohio is home to 3 schools serving students from elementary through high school, including Glenwood High School, Stanton Primary Elementary School, and Oak Intermediate Elementary School. While the schools share a common district, New Boston Local, they exhibit notable differences in academic performance, student demographics, and resource allocation.
Glenwood High School stands out as the top performer, with a high 4-year graduation rate of 96.6% and above-average test scores in 8th grade science and 7th grade math. In contrast, Stanton Primary Elementary School struggles with significantly lower test scores in 3rd grade math and English Language Arts compared to the state average. Oak Intermediate Elementary School excels in 5th grade science and math, but lags behind in 4th and 6th grade English Language Arts.
The racial makeup of the schools also varies, with Glenwood High School being more diverse, while the elementary and middle schools have a higher percentage of white students. Additionally, Stanton Primary Elementary School has the highest chronic absenteeism rate at 33.1%, which is significantly higher than the state average. Spending per student also differs, with Glenwood High School spending the most at $9,750 per student, and Oak Intermediate Elementary School spending the least at $7,136 per student.
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