Summary:
The city of New Philadelphia, Ohio is home to a diverse array of 12 schools, including 7 elementary schools, 2 middle schools, 2 high schools, and 1 alternative school. These schools serve students across various grade levels and backgrounds, with varying levels of academic performance and other key metrics.
Among the standout schools in the area, South Elementary School ranks 92nd out of 1,676 Ohio elementary schools and has the lowest student-teacher ratio in the New Philadelphia City School District. Joseph Welty Middle School consistently ranks in the top 30% of Ohio middle schools, with strong academic performance. The alternative Quaker Digital Academy stands out for its low chronic absenteeism rate, despite lower graduation rates and test scores compared to the state.
The data reveals significant disparities in student outcomes across the schools, with variations in racial diversity, free/reduced lunch rates, academic performance, graduation rates, and chronic absenteeism. These findings suggest the need for further investigation and targeted strategies to address these disparities and support student success throughout the New Philadelphia City School District. Additionally, the data highlights the unique challenges and opportunities presented by alternative school models, as well as the importance of early childhood education in the district.
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