Summary:
The Stafford Msd district in Texas is home to two elementary schools: Stafford Elementary and Stafford Ecc. These schools serve students from economically diverse backgrounds, with Stafford Ecc having a significantly higher percentage of free and reduced-price lunch recipients compared to Stafford Elementary.
While both schools perform below the state and district averages on STAAR assessments, Stafford Ecc appears to receive more funding, with a spending per student of $14,515 compared to Stafford Elementary's $10,480. This additional funding may be an effort to support the needs of the more economically disadvantaged student population at Stafford Ecc. However, this increased funding has not yet translated into higher academic performance, as both schools have relatively low statewide rankings, with Stafford Elementary ranking in the bottom 35% of Texas elementary schools.
The data also reveals differences in the racial makeup of the two schools, with Stafford Elementary having a more diverse student population and Stafford Ecc having a higher percentage of African American students. Additionally, Stafford Ecc has a slightly higher student-teacher ratio of 17.5 compared to Stafford Elementary's 16.4. Overall, the data suggests that the Stafford Msd district may need to focus on improving the academic performance and outcomes of its elementary schools to better serve the diverse needs of its students.
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