Summary:
The schools in the city of Union City, Ohio, consist of 2 elementary schools and 1 high school, all part of the Mississinawa Valley Local district. The data reveals that Mississinawa Valley Elementary School is a standout, consistently outperforming state averages on assessments, particularly in 3rd grade English Language Arts with a 92.7% proficiency rate. In contrast, the Mississinawa Valley Junior/Senior High School maintains a strong 97.9% four-year graduation rate, exceeding state averages in 7th and 8th grade mathematics.
Demographically, the elementary school has a relatively diverse student population, while the high school and Mississinawa Valley Preschool have less diversity. Notably, the elementary school has an extremely high free and reduced lunch rate of 99.05%, indicating significant economic disadvantages among its students. This is likely reflected in the district's spending, with the elementary school spending $10,438 per student and the high school spending $10,742 per student.
Overall, the data suggests that the Mississinawa Valley school district is facing challenges related to socioeconomic factors, but the elementary school's strong academic performance and the high school's impressive graduation rate demonstrate the district's commitment to providing quality education. The consistency in performance and demographics across the schools suggests effective district-level policies and practices that contribute to the overall success of the Union City, Ohio, school system.
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