Summary:
Moore County, Tennessee has only one high school, Moore County High School, which serves students in grades 9-12. The school's performance shows a mix of strengths and areas for improvement compared to state averages.
Moore County High School outperforms the state average in Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies, with 51.5% of students proficient or better in Mathematics compared to the state's 42.2%. However, the school underperforms the state in English Language Arts, with only 25.4% of students proficient versus the state's 38.9%. The school also has a higher chronic absenteeism rate of 18.9% compared to the state average. On a positive note, the school's spending per student of $13,863 is above the state average, and its student-teacher ratio of 13.2 is relatively low, which may allow for more individualized attention.
Overall, Moore County has room for improvement in certain academic areas, particularly English Language Arts, and addressing chronic absenteeism could be a key focus. However, the school's strengths in Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies, as well as its higher spending and favorable student-teacher ratio, suggest it is providing a solid educational foundation for its students.
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