Summary:
The Odessa School District in Washington contains one elementary school, P C Jantz Elementary, serving about 121 students from Pre-K through 6th grade in a small, rural community.
P C Jantz Elementary provides a small-school environment with a favorable student-teacher ratio. The school has maintained an average performance rating in recent years, though its statewide ranking has declined. Academically, the school shows a strength in 5th grade English Language Arts, where performance exceeds the state average, but faces significant challenges in science and mathematics, with proficiency rates notably below state benchmarks.
Parents should note that while the school operates within an above-average ranked district, key subject areas need improvement. The lower performance in science and the drop in math proficiency in 6th grade are specific concerns. The school's resource allocation, including per-student spending, is substantial, suggesting potential for targeted interventions to address these academic gaps and improve student outcomes across all grades.
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