Summary:
Wilbur School District in Wilbur, Washington, contains one high school, Wilbur Secondary School, which serves grades 7 through 12 for a small, rural community of 109 students.
This single school shows notable strengths and areas for growth. It has demonstrated impressive improvement, climbing in the state rankings from the 45th to the 58th percentile in the latest year and earning a 3-star rating. A particular highlight is the 10th grade English Language Arts proficiency rate of 76.47%, which exceeds the state average, and the school maintains a strong 84% graduation rate. Students also benefit from a low student-teacher ratio of 11 to 1, suggesting more individualized attention.
However, academic performance varies significantly. Overall math proficiency is a concern at 23.21%, falling below state and Wilbur School District averages, and science scores are also below average. The school's ranking has fluctuated over recent years, and nearly half of the students qualify for free or reduced-price lunch, indicating the community faces economic challenges. While per-student spending is relatively high, these mixed academic results suggest a focus on resource effectiveness and consistent curriculum support across all grade levels could be beneficial.
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