Summary:
The Mid Valley School District in Pennsylvania operates two schools: Mid Valley Elementary Center and Mid Valley Secondary Center. The secondary center appears to be the standout school, with higher test scores, graduation rates, and overall performance compared to the elementary center.
The Mid Valley Secondary Center outperforms the district and state averages on PSSA and Keystone exams, particularly in 8th grade science and 11th grade biology and literature. It also has a strong 87.5% four-year graduation rate and a low 1.6% dropout rate. In contrast, the Mid Valley Elementary Center lags behind state averages in math and ELA proficiency, with the largest gaps in 4th and 6th grade ELA.
Both schools face challenges, with high free/reduced lunch rates indicating significant socioeconomic challenges. The elementary center has a 100% free/reduced lunch rate, while the secondary center has an 89.03% rate. The district may need to focus on improving academic outcomes, particularly in the elementary grades, and addressing the needs of its low-income student population.
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