Summary:
The city of Rayland, Ohio is home to two public schools: Buckeye Local High School and Buckeye Local Junior High, both part of the Buckeye Local school district. Based on the available data, these schools appear to be underperforming compared to the state average on various metrics, including statewide rankings, test scores, and chronic absenteeism rates.
Both Buckeye Local High School and Buckeye Local Junior High have low statewide rankings, with the high school ranking between 564 and 631 out of 855-867 Ohio high schools, and the junior high ranking between 447 and 714 out of 1036-1048 Ohio middle schools. Their performance ratings from SchoolDigger are also below average, with the high school earning a 1-2 star rating and the junior high earning a 2-3 star rating out of 5. The schools' test scores are generally lower than the state average across multiple subjects and end-of-course exams, and both have high chronic absenteeism rates of 46.0%.
Socioeconomic factors may play a role in the schools' challenges, as they both have high free and reduced lunch rates, with the high school at 79.94% and the junior high at 69.66%. Additionally, the relatively low spending per student, $9,307 for the high school and $8,788 for the junior high, raises questions about the adequacy of funding and resources available to these schools. While the student-teacher ratios are relatively low, at 12.8 for the high school and 11.1 for the junior high, the overall performance of these schools suggests that more comprehensive efforts may be needed to support the academic success of their students.
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