Elementary Schools in Harrison County Schools

The Harrison County Schools district in West Virginia is home to 11 elementary schools serving grades PK-5, with student populations ranging from 129 to 714 students. The data reveals a mix of high-performing and struggling schools, providing valuable insights for parents and educators.

Johnson Elementary School stands out as the top performer, consistently ranking among the best elementary schools in West Virginia and outperforming the district and state averages on state assessments. Simpson Elementary School and Salem Elementary also demonstrate strong academic performance, with over 50% of students proficient or better in mathematics and English Language Arts. In contrast, schools like Victory Elementary and North View Elementary struggle, with less than 40% of students meeting proficiency standards.

The data also reveals insights about the relationship between student demographics, spending, and academic achievement. Schools with more diverse student populations, such as Johnson Elementary and Nutter Fort Primary, tend to perform better, while less diverse schools like West Milford Elementary lag behind. Additionally, schools with lower student-teacher ratios, such as Salem Elementary and Lost Creek Elementary, tend to perform better, highlighting the potential benefits of smaller class sizes. Overall, the data provides a comprehensive look at the elementary schools within the Harrison County Schools district, revealing both high-performing and struggling schools, and highlighting the factors that may contribute to academic success.