Summary:
The city of Inwood, West Virginia is home to two schools: Musselman High School and Inwood Primary School. Musselman High School is a highly-ranked high school in the state, while Inwood Primary School was previously a top-performing elementary school in West Virginia. Both schools serve a student population that is predominantly white, with smaller percentages of other racial groups.
Berkeley County Schools district, which includes Inwood, has notable differences between its high school and elementary school. Musselman High School has a higher student-teacher ratio compared to other high schools in the district, which may be a concern for student outcomes. In contrast, Inwood Primary School has a lower student-teacher ratio than other elementary schools in the district. Additionally, Inwood Primary School has higher per-student spending than Musselman High School, which could contribute to its historical success.
While Musselman High School outperforms the district and state averages in English Language Arts proficiency for 11th-grade students, it underperforms in Mathematics and Science. Inwood Primary School was previously ranked as the 2nd best elementary school in West Virginia, but its more recent rankings have declined, suggesting a need for further investigation. Overall, the data provides a mixed picture of the educational landscape in Inwood, with both strengths and areas for improvement across the two schools.
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