Summary:
The Wellington Exempted Village school district in Ohio comprises three schools: Mccormick Middle School, Westwood Elementary School, and Wellington High School. The data reveals a mix of academic strengths and areas for improvement across the district, with some standout schools and varying performance in specific subjects.
Mccormick Middle School excels in several subjects, including 5th grade science, 4th grade math, and Algebra I, with proficiency rates significantly higher than the district and state averages. However, the school's overall state-wide ranking is in the bottom half of Ohio middle schools, indicating room for improvement. Westwood Elementary School stands out in 3rd grade math and English language arts, with proficiency rates well above the district and state, but it also has a high free/reduced lunch rate of 63.14%, suggesting a higher proportion of economically disadvantaged students. Wellington High School achieves a strong 90.2% four-year graduation rate, outperforming the state average, and performs well on end-of-course exams in American Government and American History, but struggles in Geometry and English II.
Across the district, the chronic absenteeism rate is consistently 21.6%, which is a concern and may require targeted interventions. The differences in per-student spending, ranging from $9,917 at Westwood Elementary School to around $11,600 at Mccormick Middle School and Wellington High School, may indicate variations in resource allocation and prioritization within the Wellington Exempted Village district.
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