Summary:
The middle schools in Hamblen County, Tennessee, serve students in grades 6-8 and showcase a range of academic performance. While some schools, like West View Middle School and Lincoln Heights Middle School, consistently rank among the top 200 middle schools in the state, others, such as Meadowview Middle School, lag behind in academic proficiency.
West View Middle School and Lincoln Heights Middle School stand out with their strong performance on TNReady assessments, particularly in Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies. These schools also boast impressive Algebra I proficiency rates, with 86% and 78.9% of students, respectively, scoring proficient or better. In contrast, Meadowview Middle School lags behind, with lower proficiency rates across most subject areas.
The data also reveals that chronic absenteeism rates are similar across all four middle schools, hovering around 18.9% for the 2023-2024 school year. While the specific free/reduced lunch rates are not provided, the spending per student ranges from $10,725 at West View Middle School to $11,935 at Meadowview Middle School. The student-teacher ratios are relatively low, ranging from 14.9 at Lincoln Heights Middle School to 16.1 at Meadowview Middle School.
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