Summary:
The Huber Heights City School District in Ohio serves students from 8 schools, including 6 elementary schools, 1 middle school, and 1 high school. The district faces a mix of challenges and bright spots, with some standout schools like Rushmore Elementary School and Charles Huber Elementary School outperforming district and state averages, while others struggle to meet benchmarks.
Rushmore Elementary and Monticello Elementary have the lowest student-teacher ratios among the elementary schools, a positive indicator of the learning environment. Rushmore also leads the district in 3rd grade English Language Arts and 5th grade Science proficiency. Meanwhile, Valley Forge Elementary has lower academic performance compared to its peers. Across the district, chronic absenteeism is a concern, ranging from 20.3% at Rushmore to 37.4% at Wayne High School, the district's only high school.
The Huber Heights City School District as a whole faces systemic challenges, ranking 564 out of 835 districts in Ohio and earning a 2-out-of-5-star rating from SchoolDigger. Factors like uneven resource allocation, with spending per student ranging from $6,972 at Weisenborn Junior High to $9,427 at Valley Forge, may contribute to the performance disparities across the district's schools.
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