Summary:
The Astoria School District 1 in Oregon is home to two elementary schools: Lewis & Clark Elementary School and Astor Elementary School. While the schools share the same district, they exhibit some notable differences in their characteristics and performance metrics.
Lewis & Clark Elementary School has a higher student enrollment of 381 students, compared to 328 students at Astor Elementary School. However, Astor Elementary School spends more per student ($18,711) than Lewis & Clark Elementary School ($16,198). Both schools have similar chronic absenteeism rates, around 34.3%.
Academically, both schools struggle to meet state averages in English Language Arts and Mathematics proficiency across grades 3-5. Lewis & Clark Elementary School has seen its statewide ranking decline in recent years, while Astor Elementary School's most recent ranking was 353 out of 586 schools. The high rates of free/reduced lunch eligibility at both schools, over 54%, suggest the need to consider socioeconomic factors that may be impacting student learning and achievement.
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