Summary:
Trinidad School District 1 in Colorado has only one middle school, Trinidad Middle School, which serves grades 6-8 with an enrollment of 180 students. The school's student population is predominantly Hispanic (74.44%), which is notably different from the state's racial demographics. However, Trinidad Middle School faces significant academic challenges, with proficiency rates in CMAS/Science, CMAS/ELA, and CMAS/Math that are well below the state averages. Additionally, the school has a high free/reduced lunch rate of 74.44%, indicating a high level of economic disadvantage among its students.
Despite these challenges, Trinidad Middle School has consistently been ranked in the bottom quartile of Colorado middle schools for the past three years, with a 2-star rating out of 5 in the most recent year. The school's student-teacher ratio of 16.3 is slightly higher than the recommended 15:1 ratio, which may contribute to the academic struggles. Overall, the data analysis suggests that Trinidad Middle School is facing persistent challenges in providing a high-quality education to its students, and the district and school leadership may need to implement targeted interventions and support to address these issues.
In summary, Trinidad School District 1 has only one middle school, Trinidad Middle School, which is underperforming academically and serving a predominantly Hispanic student population with a high rate of economic disadvantage. The school's consistent low performance and challenges suggest the need for significant interventions and support to improve outcomes for its students.
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