Lewis & Clark Middle School
SchoolGrade
A quick view of overall attainment (SchoolGrade) and how the school performs relative to its context.
SchoolGrade™
A single grade anchored in proficiency (share of students at or above the state bar).
Actual Test Scores
Percent of tested students who met or exceeded the state’s proficiency bar.
Projected Test Scores
Estimated proficiency given the school’s student and community context.
When comparing actual test scores to projected performance based on socioeconomic factors, Lewis & Clark Middle School Meets Expectations compared to other schools in the US.
What is SchoolGrade™?
- SchoolGrade converts proficiency into a single grade for quick comparison.
- Actual vs. Projected shows how much performance exceeds or trails what we’d expect given student and community context.
- Teacher Grade summarizes that gap at the school level; it is not an evaluation of individual teachers.
Academics
Key performance indicators for student achievement and college readiness.
Academic Performance
Proficiency on state assessments by subject.
Math Proficiency
Percent proficient on state math tests.
English Proficiency
Percent proficient on state English and language art (reading) tests.
Science Proficiency
Percent proficient on state science tests.
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Math Proficiency
ELA Proficiency
Science Proficiency
ID Average
College Preparedness & Advanced Coursework
Graduation, advanced coursework, and college‑level participation.
Graduation Rate
Percent graduating in four years.
Enrolled in AP Classes
Percent of students enrolled in at least one AP course.
AP Classes Taught
Number of AP courses offered.
Students in Dual Enrollment
Percent taking college courses during high school.
Students enrolled in IB Classes
Percent enrolled in International Baccalaureate classes.
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AP Science
AP Computer Science
AP Math
ID Average
Neighborhood
Details on neighborhood safety, economics, and community
Crime Grade
Use as neighborhood context, not a rating of the school.
Overall Crime Grade
20.56 per 1,000 Residents
Violent Crime Grade
2.25 per 1,000 Residents
Property Crime Grade
8.44 per 1,000 Residents
What is Crime Grade?
Crime Grade uses a combination of official crime reports (FBI, state, and local law enforcement) and machine‐learning algorithms to fill in reporting gaps and correct errors, producing a single letter‐grade that reflects a neighborhood’s overall safety.
By integrating Crime Grade, parents see not only how well a school performs academically but also how safe the surrounding community is, giving a more complete picture of each school’s environment.
Economics & Housing
Median Household Income
ID Average: $80,528
Unemployment Rate
ID Average: 3.7%
Median Home value
ID Average: $428,568
Median Rent
ID Average: $1,292
Adults with HS Diploma or Higher
ID Average: 91.9%
Teachers & Staff
Key metrics on teacher and support staff capacity, qualifications, and retention.
Staffing Levels
Student to Teacher Ratio
ID Average: 21:1
Number of Teachers
Fulltime Equivalent Teachers
Average Teacher Salary
Average for all teachers in Joint School District No. 2
Student to Counselor Ratio
ID Average: 335:1
Number of Support Staff
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Psychologists:
0
Nurses:
1
Social Workers:
0
Law Enforcement Officers:
1
Security Staff:
0
Staff Qualifications
Percent Certified Teachers
ID Average: 98%
Percent of Experienced Teachers
ID Average: 94%
Environment & Safety
Suspensions
In-School Suspensions – Days
Students removed from class but supervised on campus.
Out-of-School Suspensions – Days
Students sent out of school to another setting.
Total Days Missed
Total number of days missed due to suspensions.
Expulsions – Days
Expulsions With Services
Total expulsions where educational services continued.
Expulsions Without Services
Total expulsions where no educational services continued.
Expulsions with Zero-Tolerance
Total expulsions imposed under a zero‑tolerance rule.
View incidents of bullying by victim type
Gender-Based
0
Sexual Orientation Based
0
Race-Based
0
Disability-Based
0
Religion-Based
0
Resources & Finance
Per‑Student Expenditure
District-level per-student spending.
Instruction vs. Administration
Dollars spent on instruction for every $1 on administration.
Equity & Access
Student demographics and access indicators.
Race & Ethnicity
Percent of enrolled students by reported category.
White
Native American
Asian or Pacific Islander
Black
Latino
Multiracial
Native Hawaiian or Alaskan
Socioeconomic Status & Housing Vulnerability
Economically Disadvantaged
Students meeting the state definition.
Foster System
Students in foster care.
Homeless
Students in families experiencing homelessness.
Language & Mobility
English as a Second Language
Students for whom English is a second language.
Migratory
Students in migratory families.
Military-connected
Students in military families.
Special Needs & Gifted
Students with Disabilities
Gifted & Talented
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