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Monroe Middle School

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3/10

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Public school

769 Students

Grades 6-8

Overview

Monroe Middle School is a public school in Omaha, NE, offering a Gifted & Talented program. It is one of 19 middle schools in Omaha Public Schools.

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School Rating

Monroe Middle School is performing below average compared to public and charter schools in Nebraska with the same grade levels.

3/10

GreatSchools Rating

Rating Factors

The GreatSchools Rating for this school is based on the following elements.

5/10

Academic Progress Rating

1/10

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ACADEMICS

Advanced Courses

Algebra 1 participation rate

21%

Algebra 1 pass rate

61%

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ACADEMICS

Test Scores

These scores reflect how well students at this school perform on state-required tests.

English

23%

57%

Math

18%

61%

Science

26%

64% State Avg.

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ACADEMICS

Courses & Programs

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Race/Ethnicity

Academic progressTest scoresDiscipline & attendance

These ratings reflect how much progress different student groups have made from one year to the next at this school compared to schools with similar proficiency levels across the state. It’s a helpful way to measure how well a school is helping kids learn and advance.

All students

5/10

Black

(40% of students)

4/10

Asian

(18% of students)

5/10

Hispanic

(17% of students)

4/10

White

(16% of students)

8/10

Two or more races

(7% of students)

8/10

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Low-Income Students

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These ratings show how much students from low-income households improved academically from one year to the next compared to schools with similar proficiency levels across the state.

All students

5/10

Low-income

(81% of students)

5/10

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Students With Disabilities

Test scores

English

Math

Science

This shows results for students with disabilities on an English test given once a year. Big differences may suggest that some student groups are not getting the support they need to succeed.

All students

23%

57%

Students with disabilities

11%

23%

State Avg.

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STUDENT LIFE

Student Demographics

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Black

40%

Asian or Pacific Islander

18%

Hispanic

17%

White

16%

Two or more races

Native American

Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander

<1%

Unspecified

1%81%

Students from low-income families 47%53%

Gender

Female

Male

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STUDENT LIFE

Teachers & Staff

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Students per teacher

12:1

Students per counselor

275:1

% of teachers with 3 or more years experience

79%

State Avg. 89%

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December 11, 2014

I am a new Monroe Middle School student and I can just tell you this is a great school for any 7th-8th grader! I recommend this school to people with 7th-8th grade kids 🙂

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