Summary:
The city of Wilmot, South Dakota is home to three public schools - one elementary school, one middle school, and one high school - all of which are part of the Wilmot School District 54-7. Unfortunately, the academic performance of these schools is consistently below the state average, with low proficiency rates in core subjects like English Language Arts, Mathematics, and Science across all grade levels.
The Wilmot Elementary - 02 has proficiency rates ranging from 26.67% to 56.52% in ELA and 26.67% to 47.06% in Math, while the Wilmot Middle School - 03 has even lower proficiency rates, ranging from 25% to 31.25% in ELA and 6.25% to 22.22% in Math. The Wilmot High School - 01 has a mixed performance, with 55.55% proficiency in 11th grade ELA, 100% in 12th grade ELA, 11.11% in 11th grade Math, and 0% in 12th grade Math.
The Wilmot schools also face challenges related to socioeconomic factors, with high percentages of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch, ranging from 44.95% at Wilmot Elementary - 02 to 54.72% at Wilmot Middle School - 03. Additionally, the resource allocation across the schools varies, with spending per student ranging from $12,559 at Wilmot Middle School - 03 to $15,208 at Wilmot Elementary - 02, and student-teacher ratios ranging from 10.2 at Wilmot Elementary - 02 to 14.4 at Wilmot Middle School - 03. These factors suggest a need for a comprehensive review and implementation of effective strategies to drive academic progress and improve the overall educational experience for students in the Wilmot School District.
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