Tyler County Schools

The Tyler County Schools district in West Virginia consists of 4 schools, including 2 elementary schools, 1 middle school, and 1 high school. The data reveals some standout schools and key performance metrics across the district.

The Arthur I Boreman Elementary School is a top performer, ranking in the top 30% of West Virginia elementary schools. The school excels in math and English Language Arts proficiency, with over 60% of students scoring proficient or better. Additionally, the school maintains a low student-teacher ratio of 8.8, which may contribute to its academic success. In contrast, Tyler Consolidated High School has seen a decline in its statewide ranking, dropping from 28th to 57th over the past few years, despite maintaining a 4-star rating and a relatively high 92.5% four-year graduation rate.

Across the district, the elementary schools generally perform above the state average on math and English Language Arts assessments, while the high school's performance is more mixed, with strong English Language Arts proficiency but low math proficiency compared to the state. The student-teacher ratios vary significantly, from 8.8 at Arthur I Boreman Elementary to 12.6 at Tyler Consolidated Middle School, which may be a contributing factor to the academic performance differences. Overall, the data provides a comprehensive overview of the schools in the Tyler County Schools district, highlighting both areas of strength and potential areas for improvement.