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MeasureSuccess Institute Charter
Statesville, North Carolina
American Renaissance School
Statesville, North Carolina
Collaborative College for Technology
Statesville, North Carolina
Oakwood Middle IB School
Statesville, North Carolina
Success Index (US)
12
Lower 50%
57
Top 50%
82
Top 10%
66
Top 50%
State rank#1403 of 1,457#256 of 1,457#6 of 528#52 of 469
National rank#48980 of 50,301#20496 of 50,301#957 of 16,910#4264 of 15,369
SectorCharterCharterPublicPublic
TypeElementaryElementaryHighMiddle
Year rangeGrades Kโ€“8Grades Kโ€“8Grades 9โ€“13Grades 6โ€“8
Students90823232516
Enrollment90823232516
Free/reduced-price lunch95.6%51.3%23.7%98.8%
Students per teacher22.513.925.815.6
Reading proficiency24.5%54%95%79%
Math proficiency5%47%95%83%
cityStatesvilleStatesvilleStatesvilleStatesville
stateNorth CarolinaNorth CarolinaNorth CarolinaNorth Carolina
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Success Index (US) is our 0โ€“100 score (see the methodology). Enrollment: Students enrolled in the latest NCES directory year. Free/reduced-price lunch: Share of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch. Students per teacher: Enrollment divided by FTE teachers; not class size. Reading proficiency: Share of tested students proficient or above (all students, all grades).