Summary:
The Kermit Independent School District (Isd) in Texas operates three schools: Kermit Elementary, Kermit J H (middle school), and Kermit High School. Unfortunately, none of these schools appear to be standouts, as they all perform significantly below the state average on key metrics like test scores and school rankings.
Across all three Kermit ISD schools, test scores in reading and math fall 10-20 percentage points below the state averages, with only 27.59% to 41.77% of students proficient or better. The schools also have consistently low rankings, with Kermit Elementary ranked in the bottom 25% of Texas elementary schools over the past three years. Additionally, the Kermit ISD schools serve a predominantly economically disadvantaged student population, with 66.13% to 76.68% of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch.
Despite reasonable funding and student-teacher ratios, the Kermit ISD schools have not shown significant improvement in their performance over the past three years. This suggests that the challenges faced by these schools may be more complex than just resource allocation, and they would likely benefit from targeted interventions and support to address the specific issues they are facing, whether related to curriculum, instruction, school leadership, or community engagement.
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