Summary:
The schools in Perry County, Tennessee, serve students from elementary through high school, with a mix of traditional and alternative educational options. While the district faces challenges in academic performance compared to state averages, one school, Linden Middle School, stands out as a relative high performer, ranking among the top 250 middle schools in the state.
The academic performance of the schools in Perry County is generally below state averages, with the exception of Linden Middle School, which outperforms the county and state in most subject areas. Linden Elementary and Perry County High School have the lowest proficiency rates across the board. The Perry County Virtual School also struggles, with the lowest proficiency rates and the highest student-teacher ratio, raising questions about the effectiveness of the virtual school model in the district.
Despite the overall underperformance, Linden Middle School stands out as a bright spot, ranking among the top 250 middle schools in Tennessee and outperforming the county and state in most subject areas. This disparity in school performance highlights the need for a more equitable distribution of resources and support across the district to ensure all students have access to quality education.
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